UDOT’s V2X smart technology keeps snowplows moving, roads safer

By Becky Ginos

There might not have been a lot of snow in the valley this winter but that doesn’t mean the snowplows aren’t out on the roads, trying to make them safer for Utah drivers. They’re out treating the roads whether it’s snowing or not and in freezing temperatures with a little bit of rain, plows are out at night putting out brine or salt.  

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