This is a difficult situation and to the individual who has completed his drive, an unpardonsin. He cannot lift the plow and not clear the street to avoid the drive. He cannot, under pressure of time stop and attempt to reclear the drive. He must push the snow back as far as possible so that room is available if the fall continues, to store added snow. We can help ourselves if, when clearing the drive, we shovel or blow the snow to the far side so that the plow will not push it back.
Plows usually work in the direction traffic moves.
This is another impossible situation. We have no time to haul snow during street clearing. On these streets there just is not any place to move the snow. I have asked Dick Klein to make a study of the problem to see if we can somehow keep the snow piles in side yards. Frequently folks call to question why the plowing is being done on one street and not theirs.