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New road, bridge sensors get crews out ahead of winter storms
Posted on December 7, 2012 at 9:59 AM
Updated Friday, Dec 7 at 11:20 AM
Once a bridge or street is 34 degrees or colder, SDOT will dispatch their trucks and crews will salt and brine the streets around that sensor's location before the roadways become slick and hazardous.
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