Shropshire Council says its fleet of gritters is hitting the streets now and is asking drivers to take care on the roads as the thermometer dips below zero.
The council says its fleet of gritters will be hitting the streets from 5pm on Monday and is asking drivers to take care on the roads as the thermometer dips below zero.
A spokesman for the local authority said:"The sun may be shining across Shropshire this afternoon, but the temperatures are set to drop below zero overnight.A comprehensive map of the roads set to be treated can be seen at
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