A deep gully has formed at the intersection of the alleys behind (west-side) of this house. It is deep enough to cause damage to a vehicle if a tire ends up in it. There is another somewhat degraded spot about 40' west alongside 802 N. College.
Roto-rooter has left a dangerous trench angled across a much used bike lane in front of 809 S Lincoln. Now (Coronavirus healthcare shortage) is not the time for new, avoidable injuries, and more people are riding this bike lane as their getting-exercise-during-emergency route.
At 817 W 17th St. is a small, but VERY DEEP, pot hole at the crest of a slight hill that needs fixed ASAP! I hit it at normal speed and it blew out my tire, which had only 50% wear to it, but had to be replaced due to the severe tire-wall damage (at a cost of around $225). Please fix this ASAP so others don't have to go through what I did. Note that I located a traffic cone nearby, and repurposed it to this pot hole to warn others of the hazard.
Two small potholes at end of driveway. The pavement is starting to break up quite a bit.
Pot hole in right lane, causes you to swerve into bike lane
The corner of Pleasant Ridge and Latimer located in Hoosier Acres. This location tremendously needs repaired. There are pot holes and damage from snow plows over the years. The end of our driveway that is located on Latimer, is severely damaged. My other concern is Latimer is a part of a bike path that MANY cyclists use and it's genuinely unsafe for both pedestrians, cyclists and car tires. We have noticed that there are a couple streets in our neighborhood that regularly get their streets paved where other streets get neglected. I'm not sure how else to request this other than through here but if there is another way, please feel free to email me and let me know. The request would be for the entirety of Latimer AND Pleasant Ridge be repaved. Patching the holes has been done in the past but doesn't seem to hold up longer than a month or two. We would greatly appreciate your thoughts or some feedback on this location and what can be done to make this intersection more safe.
The general condition of 3rd Street, from Jackson to Euclid is full of severe potholes.
The sharp ledge left on the section of IN46 under construction is absolutely ridiculous and should not be open to being driven on as is. It was pulling me back and forth while driving on it last night and swaying the vehicle basically trying to pull me off the road due to the tire riding the edge (which you can't avoid the way they have the lane divided). My low tire light came on later after driving on this section and after inspecting the tire I found that the rubber had been stripped down to the wire on the driver's rear tire due to being abraded away by that road. This is ridiculous and now I need new tires.
Several potholes with one especially deep and dangerous