With snow starting to fall in parts of the region, it's all about the roads and PennDOT crews are making sure things run smoothly.
Drivers had mixed reactions about dealing with another winter blast Saturday night.
"I'm ready for Spring man, I'm cold. I'm sick of this snow and all of that, I'm ready for Spring," said Dom Walker.
"I love it absolutely, the colder the better," said Kate Meredith.
It was just a coating for some but up to two or three inches for others.
"It's something you get used to around here," said one resident.
However the main focus, as always , was on the highways and byways. PennDOT went to work on slick roads like the Route 30 Bypass in Chester County.
"They're not too bad, not at all. They're drivable and people are just taking their time," said Kia Mills.
"I was a little nervous because the roads were white as you get further out of here but it's fine. PenndDOT is out salting so it's actually pretty good," said Jim Franklin.
The PennDOT shed in Downington was getting trucks stocked and loaded hours before the system moved in.
The transportation agency says it had more than 230 trucks in its arsenal spreading salt in several Delaware Valley counties.
"A dusting, as cold as the roadways are now, will stick to that and they can glare over and ice right up. That's why we're out here," said Bob Kennedy, PennDOT.
PennDOT says it crews will continue salting through the night.
Officials say even in places where there isn't much snow, exercise extreme caution on the roadways.
