The entire road has developed numerous potholes that have progressively worsened, creating unsafe driving conditions. In some areas, drivers are forced to swerve to avoid the worst sections, increasing the likelihood of accidents.
There is so many pot holes on rockport near country views lower entrance the road is completely horrible on both sides but huge pot holes I’ve had to buy 2 new tires over hitting the same pot holes this passed year
There is so many pot holes on rockport near country views lower entrance the road is completely horrible on both sides but huge pot holes I’ve had to buy 2 new tires over hitting the same pot holes this passed year
re: S Kings Court, there are signifiant potholes on the street and chunks of concrete missing from the curbing. It looks a street in Kabul with all the patching, divets, cracks, gravel, and so on. In the 25 years I have lived at this address, the street has never been fully paved, and this weighs on our property value. It seems that given the taxes we pay in this neighborhood, that paving once in 25 years could be justified. In any case, can someone assess the the potholes and curbs before my car is swallowed up?
This may not be the exact location, but there's a cluster of like four deep potholes on Earl Young Rd right around here. Honestly, there's a bunch along the road if you all could please go along and fill them in.
This pothole takes up over half of the lane in the lane headed towards the bypass. You can't miss it unless you swerve into the other lane, and then there's another one that's smaller but really deep right after it (if you could also fill that one that would be amazing). It looks like someone took a circle the size of a hoola hop (or larger) out of the pavement. There have been some close calls where people have tried to swerve around it into oncoming traffic and almost crashed.
There is a decent sized pothole at the stop sign. Plus several smaller ones in that area.
Pot hole in southbound lane Rogers @ Graham
Flashing pedestrian beacon only one side works
The asphalt is largely missing in one part of the alley that runs between 508 and 514 N Washington Street (alleyway from Washington to Lincoln). The dangerous section is next to the garage for 508 N Washington, where the road is steeply inclined and the asphalt on the south side is broken up and washed away.