Glacier National Park - Plowing at Rimrock

The video discusses the challenges faced in maintaining roads in snowy conditions, particularly in avalanche-prone areas. It highlights the increased snow depth and the resulting delays in road clearing. The Rimrock area is identified as a challenging spot due to snow drifts and rock falls. Safety measures and equipment usage are emphasized to prevent accidents. The video also covers the techniques used to manage snow and debris in the Rimrock area.

What is one of the main reasons for the delays in road clearing mentioned in the first section?

• Road construction

• Lack of equipment

• Insufficient manpower

• Heavy snow depth

In the Rimrock area, what is a significant challenge that requires careful management?

• Wildlife crossings

• Snow drifts and slides

• Landslides

• Traffic congestion

Why are machines parked in specific areas overnight according to the third section?

• To save fuel

• For safety due to steep terrain

• To avoid snow damage

• To prevent theft

What equipment is used to manage snow and debris in the Rimrock area?

• Bulldozers

• Snowplows

• Cranes

• Rotary machines

What is a recurring issue in the Rimrock area that complicates snow management?

• High winds

• Heavy rainfall

• Frequent avalanches

• Rock falls

How does the operator manage residual snow along the walls in the Rimrock area?

• By melting it with heaters

• By using a long arm to pull it down

• By covering it with tarps

• By spraying it with chemicals

What is the typical snow depth in the Rimrock area as mentioned in the last section?

• 20 feet

• 30-40 feet

• 10 feet

• 50 feet