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Ville de Montréal Snow RemovalGetting ready for winter

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	Getting ready for winter Your vehicle must be equipped with snow tires from December 15 to March 15. For more information, visit the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec Web site. Contact your borough for specific regulations about snow shovelling. If your stairs or front walkway are still slippery after you shovel, spread abrasives or salt on them to keep the area safe. During snow-loading operations, 5,700 free overnight parking spaces are available. View map During a snowstorm, snow clearing teams, pedestrians and drivers share responsibility for making sure that snow clearing takes place as quickly and as safely as possible. Everyone’s cooperation is important! Be careful when travelling. Avoid or postpone travel whenever possible, especially when conditions are dangerous (freezing rain, rain, ice) Use public transportation and leave earlier whenever possible. Give city employees time to make streets and sidewalks safe. Adapt your driving to winter conditions: Use extra caution. Obey all safety regulations. Slow down. Keep your distance. Watch for and obey signs. Park your vehicle properly (not on an angle or at street corners). en