I was told by a pretty reputable guy(my father) back in '78 or '79 ,after Lake Placid,NY had been selected as the site of the '80 winter olympic games,the gov.,Hugh Carrey,decreed all paved roads in the area would be down to bare pavement.That was the start of gross amounts of salt spreading on roads in NYS.Salt was used prior to this but nowhere near the amount used subsequent to his decree.He is dead and gone but we're still down to pavement.
As to your vehicle rusting away because of salt after 5 or 6 years,if your state,provence,county or city has a sales tax their wish is that "it didn't take so long".
As to bridge structures rusting away prematurely because of salt,it's gonna cost a lot of money, so what,we can always raise taxes.
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