The lake-effect storm has hit Buffalo and your plow is warmed up. Drop the blade, spread the salt and clear 27 miles of real road - the I-190 along the Niagara River, the I-290, the Thruway, the Kensington and downtown past City Hall.
Get it on Meta QuestSit high in a modern municipal plow: a 12-inch digital cluster, a centre screen with the route map and the front plow camera, a spreader controller, a switch bank, West Coast mirrors and an armrest plow joystick.
Push the stick forward and the blade drops. Drive through fresh snow and it peels off the road behind you and piles up on the shoulder. Angle it left or right, raise it for the drive home.
Click the spreader on and the road behind you goes wet and dark. Watch PLOWED % climb on your dash.
Start in the West Side plow yard garage. Touch the throttle and the door lifts onto the drive to the I-190.
The I-190 along the Niagara River with Fort Erie across the water and the Peace Bridge overhead, the I-290 Youngmann, the Thruway, the sunken Kensington and the downtown streets past City Hall.
Seven runs on real roads, from the Riverfront Plow Run to the Full Route. Race the clock for gold - your best run comes back as a ghost truck.
Grip the wheel and the plow joystick with your controllers - or put them down and drive with your bare hands.
A grey lake-effect day, dusk over Lake Erie, or the night shift under the plow lights with the amber beacons flashing. Menus in English and Spanish, US road signs and mph.
