"Uber" plows

Minnesota had a lot of snow in February. The "sharing economy," which started with companies like Airbnb, Uber, Turo, now has an app for that snow problem. Actually there are two here in the Twin Cities: SnoHub and Plowz.

"SnoHub will send you a photo of the driver and their vehicle, which you can track with GPS. Upon arrival, photos are taken of each area and the snow depth is measured. On both apps, a photo will be sent to your phone once the job is finished, then your credit card will be charged.

Minnesotans can expect to pay $59 for up to 12 inches of snow with SnoHub. Prices increase $10 per inch for snow over 12 inches."