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Our gritting crews are ready for winter

Our gritting crews are ready for winter

Amsterdam city services have announced that their salting crews are prepared for upcoming winter weather conditions. Residents are encouraged to check the official website to see specific routes and schedules for road salting.

Based on reporting by amsterdam. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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