The stock of grit that keeps open Britain's roads in heavy snow is scarce, as a second wave of winter weather country hits.
Heavy goods vehicles continue to work to keep roads safe to keep after the local Government Association yesterday warned that some Councils experience labour shortages Gritting.
Travelers are everywhere in England, Wales and Scotland again konfrontiert.Weitere schools were forced delays close after snow sets up to eight inches (20 cm) deep on the ground on Thursday morning.
As the met had lunch Office severe weather affect parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland, Northern England and Wales spent.
Councillor Paul Bettison, Chairman of the local Government Association Environmental Management Board, said that some Councils were their use of salt because of the limited supply of new supplies, rationing, caused you to focus on A and B roads.
"In some parts of the country continued exceptionally cold weather meant that more grit on the streets is winter deposited in the last four days than in the entire last year," he added.
"Council supplies of grit have exhausted massively snap and heavy snow which hit most of the country after the cold."