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Level 3 Regional Highway Network - gravel, access and service roads; For a map of regional levels of service, click on links below (PDF format): Northern Region; Western Region; Capital Region; Snowplowing. Plowing is scheduled based on the type of road and the level of traffic on it.
Snowplowing. Plowing is scheduled based on the type of road and the level of traffic on it. Motorists are reminded: Winds can significantly delay or slow clearing operations due to drifting or blowing snow and reduced visibility for crews. All maintenance equipment has flashing blue warning lights. Stay well back of all equipment.
- Priority 1
- Priority 2
- Priority 3
- Back Lanes
Includes all regional streets (major routes) and priority active transportation routes 1. Maintained to bare pavement over the full road width Accumulations of more than 3 cm are removed with deicing chemicals and by truck plowing 2. Streets are plowed on a continuous basis until complete 3. We try to do these plows at night to minimize potential c...
Includes non-regional bus routes and collector streets based on traffic counts 1. Some streets in industrial areas are exceptions to the standard 2. Maintained to bare pavement over the full road width 3. Minor snowfall accumulations may result in a layer of compacted snow on the street surface 4. A plowing operation will normally be initiated when...
Includes all residential streets 1. Normally maintained to a compacted snow surface as opposed to bare pavement 2. May be plowed to the pavement surface whenever conditions allow 3. Are not plowed unless one or more criteria are observed during routine inspections including: 3.1. A significant storm event or cumulative accumulation of 10 cm or more...
Back lanes are given an accelerated priority for accessibility reasons and to accommodate garbage and recycling collection. They are normally maintained to a compacted snow surface as opposed to bare pavement. Plowing of back lanes occurs after an inspection warrants a clearing operation, usually once snow accumulates to 5 cm or greater. Back lanes...
Snowplowing. Plowing is scheduled based on the type of road and the level of traffic on it. Motorist safety around Snow Plows. In the winter, snow plow drivers are keeping roads clear of snow and ice, ensuring they are safe for travel. Here’s what you need to know about driving around snow plows:
The Manitoba Infrastructure department website features highway conditions, spring road restrictions, highway maps and tender information for the Province of Manitoba.
Dec 13, 2023 · Level 1, which includes all major routes such as highways 1 and 75, is typically plowed and cleaned within four hours of the end of a storm or winter event. Level 2, which is the regional highway network of surfaced roads, including Provincial Roads (PR).
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Dec 14, 2023 · Level 1, which includes all major routes such as highways 1, 16 and 75, is typically plowed and cleaned within four hours of the end of a storm or winter event. Level 2, which is the regional highway network of surfaced roads, including Provincial Roads (PR).
