You can follow the Scottish Gritting lorries as they work through the snow on this map.
https://scotgov.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=2de764a9303848ffb9a4cac0bd0b1aab
The gritters have wonderful names …
Sled Zepelin
Gritly Come Dancing
Bear Chills
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Love that, I liked Tam O Salter as well. 
I see that Charles Rennie Macinslush is on duty in Glasgow.
Best one was Gritty Gritty Bang Bang…
Here’s a fun article with a few more gritter names, amongst my favourites are
Roger Spreaderer
Itsy Bitsy Teeney Weeny Yellow Anti-Slip Machiney
Nicole Saltslinger
I hope Sir Salter Scott is in there…
Just spotted Basil Salty. 
That is brilliant, such humour, and it reminds me of when I was a little boy and an avid reader of comics. One of them had a recurring picture story sponsored by Wall’s Sausages and Ice Cream and each week somewhere in the story there was a little boy on the side of the road giving ‘the lucky Wall’s sign’ to a passing lorry driver. So it became quite the thing if you lived near a main road, as I did, to give the sign to any Wall’s lorry spotted and the driver would return it with a smile while steering his lorry with his elbows. 
I think it was discouraged after a while, a bit like the saluting AA motorbike riders. 
BTW, if you need to know, the lucky Wall’s sign is formed by the thumbs and index fingers of both hands. 