There is no useful method which allows operators to stop the windrow of snow coming off of the end of the plow. The goal of plowing is to clear as much of the pavement width as possible, and allow access to the mailboxes by postal carriers. One suggestion to reduce the amount of snow pushed onto your driveway is to shovel snow near the parkway to the right side of your drive as you face the street. This reduces the amount of snow being pushed onto your drive. Trucks are not designed or built to be articulated to push snow to the center.
Centrifugal force causes the snow to move off the plow toward the outside of the circle.
Sidewalks are cleared in the Village Center and along major routes such as Route 132, Route 21, and O'Plaine Road. Clearing usually starts the day after streets are cleared. A serious problem encountered by drivers is snow shoveled or blown back onto the street after being plowed and salted. Village ordinance prohibits placing plowed snow back onto the roadway. Snow deposited onto the street could refreeze and cause a hazard for you and your neighbors.