do they season the roads where you live

I am not sure what that means.  If you mean do they salt icy snowy roads during bad weather, then yes.  They are very quick to take care of our roads.

They put some kind of chemical on the main roads that helps to melt ice and snow, I believe.  Other roads, they put down cinders or salt.

We don't typically have seasons in this  area, however up in the Sierra foothills, a few hours from here, I am sure they do.

Yes. Too bad they don't do driveways for those of us who live on a hill.

Salt of when it freezes ....it's done to grit you going ....:)D This post was edited by Nice Jugs at January 14, 2019 4:03 PM MST

No.  They drain.  In case of  flash flooding, they drain and warn.   I think this happened in some Monsoon area, not USA.

Yes, they salt the roads and hospital sidewalks and entryways. Also, most stores salt the entryways.

It always looks like this here:



Over on the left. Those are trees. You might not have recognized them because they don't have leaves, just green bark going out to spines. In the desert everything sticks, stinks, or stings.