Motorway gritters given a helping hand…
By Nick Heath
Published: 9 April 2008 15:02 GMT
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Real-time monitoring allows gritters (pictured) to be rapidly deployed to the most heavily snow-laden stretches of motorway. It also creates an archive of gritting activity that allows the agency to weed out false claims.
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