Framingham grew up around its tracks, and the first train east still leaves before most of the city has its lights on. Right Track Snow Removal keeps to that clock in December — plowing through the small hours so a driveway is open when the commute starts, not an hour after it. Blades run down to the pavement, aprons cleared where the street plow has dumped its ridge, walkways opened so nobody is high-stepping out to the car. The snow goes where it will not drift straight back or crowd the view at the end of the drive. There is no substitute for being finished before the sky is light.