'Taylor Drift,' 'Snowtorious B.I.G.' among winners of CTDOT snowplow naming contest
Employees submitted their favorite and most creative names and the 12 winners were chosen by the public.
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2h agoThe Connecticut Department of Transportation has announced the winners of this year's snowplow naming contest.
Employees submitted their favorite and most creative names and the 12 winners were chosen by the public.
The winners are:
- Ctrl-Salt-Delete
- Sir Plows A Lot
- Sleetwood Mac
- The Blizzard of Oz
- 2 Fast 2 Flurryous
- Snow Force One
- SNOWtorious B-I-G
- Flurryous George
- Han Snow Lo
- Melton John
- Taylor Drift
- Blizzard Wizard
The winning names will be displayed on 12 snowplows across the state this winner.
Previous winners have included names like Buzz Iceclear, Husky McSalty, Scoop Dogg, SnowBob Plowpants, and Fast & Flurryous, according to CT DOT.
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