Find out when roads are cleared of ice and snow and view our gritting routes.
Our aim is to keep the most important roads and some major pedestrian areas in Leeds clear of winter hazards from October to April each year. We do this to keep you safe and the local economy going.
Gritting
We monitor weather patterns and use specialised data to help us make the best possible decision on when we need to start gritting.
Gritting map
Our interactive map shows the primary gritting routes, the routes which have been gritted in the past 12 to 24 hours and the positions of the gritter wagons. The map is updated every 5 minutes.
Some of our vehicles may be seen on the map even though they are not gritting. This is because they're also used for other jobs.
The interactive map is still currently unavailable. We hope to resolve this shortly.
The primary gritting routes are included on the below map. These are colour coded so you can distinguish the difference between the routes.
Gritting routes
The primary gritting routes include:
- all the main roads
- most other busy roads
- most bus routes
- access to hospitals and emergency services
Gritting priority
- primary routes are always salted when ice or snow is forecast and get priority attention during long spells of winter weather
- once we have gritted the priority roads then we will grit other roads
- we aim to salt footpaths and paved areas if there is snow or frost forecast over a prolonged period
Grit bins
You can find out where your nearest grit bin is, how to get one for your street and when we refill them on our
grit bins page.
Weather and travel information
You can keep up to date with weather and travel information through our
travel information twitter account and
travel news twitter account.
You can find additional information such as road closures, delays and diversions by
visiting one.network external link.
