I had to go out in the weather to get my sister, who was stuck on the side of the road. So, it kind of got ... So, you know they put salt down to get rid of the ice, so you know it’s underneath ...

A common way to treat icy roads is to apply road salt, which is a low-cost way to melt snow and ice. But when it's time to drive on the roads, it can be hard to avoid getting salt residue on your car.

A salt shortage is raising concerns in parts of Vermont and New York, putting winter road safety at risk. With ongoing snowstorms and cold weather, local officials are working to find solutions to ...

That’s the message from road crews in Oakland County ... “Our big concern is that if we put any salt down, it won’t work, and if it has the lucky shot of working a little bit, it will ...

As New York faces a road salt shortage, small towns like Parish are relying on a sand-and-salt mixture to keep roads safe.

She said that’s why the Missouri Department of Transportation’s road crews switched from using rock salt to calcium chloride or beet juice during colder temperatures. Hinson also said putting ...