Tag: Traction on Snow

There is a lot of salt poured on roads and driveways during snow periods. Salts are highly corrosive for your new concrete. Cracked concrete also means you’ll have to spend...

Black ice or clear ice is one of the most persistent problems of the winter season. Every year nearly 116,000 people are injured in car accidents on icy roads, and...

Black ice is a thin layer of ice formed when water freezes on any hard surface, appearing like water but solid ice. Since the ice merges with the color of...

Snow-related falls may appear harmless, but they can have serious consequences. Broken bones in the wrists, arm, ankle, and hip can arise from a few falls. Severe head injuries can...

Have you noticed how slippery parking lots or driveways get after shoveling snow away? Why is it difficult walking on ice with regular shoes? Do you feel your tires skid while turning...

Those who live in colder areas have at least once encountered black ice. On a bleak winter day, we’re cruising along when our automobile loses traction. We can sometimes reclaim...

Have you tried walking through the back alley of a building or a restaurant in winter? If yes, you would know what we are talking about. The layer of snowfall...

Walking on thin ice is a challenge, and this is where traction agents come into play. While we are careful to spread ice melt or deice the surface before a...

Snowstorms and blizzards are common phenomena every winter, and team it with freezing and refreezing; the result is a thin layer of ice. It is difficult to walk on ice...