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Uploaded by on Jan 18, 2012

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  • ...why don't they just use salt trucks?

  • @Asleepymystikal

    Have a look at the "Stealing stuff" video under this comment.

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  • it is calcium chloride. I hear that calcium chloride do damage to hubcap. so car enthusiast doesn't like it. they may like snow like  suger better than salt.

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  • It's another showcase of the differences in social pressures against crime. I mean, if you did that here, those bags would be gone the next day.

  • One of thinks we area ahead of Japan :D Because we have loot of show at winter. Maybe in Hokkaido they have better system.

  • Could have used this driving to work this morning. Major arterial street was solid ice for about a block. Fortunately I was driving my "Dodge" (pun intended).

  • The council still grits the road, the bins are for garden paths, or the pavement outside your house. Anywhere the gritting lorries don't go.

  • Where I live in Scotland, the council has large salt 'bins' strategically located throughout the area. They stay year round, but are topped up when the weather worsens. I have one of those bins less than 10 metres from my house. :)

  • Very interesting and exotic thing to see since I live in a tropical country

  • HHHHHHEEEEEEEEEEEYYYYYYYYYY GGGUUUUUYYYYYYYSSSSS!!!!!!!!!

  • @Dfireanime13 waste of gas and difficulties of having big salt trucks.... well that's most likely the idea. some dude can just walk outside and do it instead. japan is big on the whole environmental stuff

  • is that safe to eat?

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