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Articles•Staff Writer•December 31, 2019

How to Protect Parking Structures from Winter Damage

When winter weather hits, government fleets go to work salting, plowing, and keeping roads open. But these assets may cause damage to the facility where vehicles are housed.

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Articles•Staff Writer•December 31, 2019

How to Protect Parking Structures from Winter Damage

When winter weather hits, government fleets go to work salting, plowing, and keeping roads open. But these assets may cause damage to the facility where vehicles are housed.

Articles•January 30, 2015

Working in a Winter Wonderland

Cold weather doesn’t have to freeze equipment productivity. From fluids and batteries to tires and daily inspections, a few seasonal adjustments can help fleets protect their equipment and keep winter work on schedule.