After any winter weather event, many drivers may be wondering how to remove the brine from their vehicles that was sprayed to help keep area roads from icing over. Brine is a mixture of salt and ...

Some of the same trucks the department uses to pour salt can also pour a salt and water mixture called "brine." The brine mixed ... we're going to treat that road so we don't get bonding to ...

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, road salt can contaminate ... where we've got a high-capacity brine machine, we've got some very basic equipment, we've got some very ...

The road temperature must be at least 20 degrees to successfully apply brine." Natalie Dale with GDOT said that crews are spread out throughout the state, and all of its equipment and materials ...

Raleigh crews said it takes about 20 minutes to load up the trucks, and the brine will be used within an hour. The city is responsible for about 840 miles of road, and Raleigh crews said the plan ...

The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) warns the salt in road brine can cause significant ... and extended downtime for critical road equipment. "If we start getting a rust problem ...

The salt and water mixture gives TDOT a jumpstart when the snow begins to fall. The brine is sprayed on the road to coat it with a thin layer of salt, which lowers the freezing point of water.

10 On Your Side’s Keagan Hughes spoke with officials from the Virginia Department of Transporation who say they are prepared for the first chance of snow this winter season. 10 On Your Side’s ...