The gritters have been out in force in Stockport overnight and this morning.
Councillor Grace Baynham, cabinet member for parks, highways and transport services, praised the team of 16-strong drivers who make sure the routes they treat have plenty of salt on them and are safe for drivers.
“We’re as prepared as we can be but I would always advise everyone to do the same by checking the latest forecast before you travel and always driving according to the conditions, as even roads which have been gritted could be difficult during a snow shower.”
She added: “I’d urge residents to take care at all times as conditions could be more difficult on untreated surfaces – please take care, reduce speed, keep your distance.”
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