How does the man who drives the snow plough get to work?
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SNOshoes
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snowmobile
Humm I wonder..
I guess he drives to work and then uses the snow plough to get his job done.
As you'd notice, most if not all drive 4x4's. go figure.
i think he keeps the snow plough at his house when the forcast is bad
dogsled. On boys! hup hup!
He gets to drive that bad boy home! It's one of the perks of the job!
he takes his snow plough home with the prediction of bad weather
he hops on one stranded bus to another.
Simple. He is allowed to take it home with him as long as he works for the council. When he leaves he has to give them it back and walk home in snow shoes!
nice. : )
he know's how.
He has someone come to clear the road from his house with a snow plough.The bloke that brings the snow plough had someone come to his house with a snow plough,then that bloke had someone come to his house with a snow plough.Are you getting it now,easy is'nt it,when you think about it.
Billy Connolly might know seeing as he asked that question (word for word) on national television in 1988.
He drives very carefully
we had this one yesterday,cant you think of another question.
BY THE GRACE OF GOD!
In his car of course.
This is why snow ploughs are in action when no snow has fallen gritting the roads as if they were not in action when the snow started falling then the snow would prevent the driver reaching the depot and from taking the plough out for the hard of thinking I will explain more clearly IN HIS CAR.
V W had a commercial about that in 1966 I think. It asked the same question as you did, then showed a Bug going through about 10 inches of snow. Hey DAVE 313, have you ever been to N W Pa. ? We are in what they call Lake affect country. Sometimes there is almost a foot of that stuff on the ground before they get the plows out, and some of those guys have about 50 or more miles of road to cover.
His wife drives him in her big Chelsea tractor.
in a cab
Usually the driver takes the vehicle home as they are usually on 24hour call out hope this answers your question.
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