The road is falling apart several very large potholes, this lead to me laying down my motorcycle several months ago and now to the point you have to stop on thrid street becuase driving slowly over or turning into the wrong lane.
Potholes at S. PARKRIDGE RD. and E. THIRD ST. getting bigger.
The attached referenced utility cut on W. Park Square Dr. is dangerous and is a traffic hazard. Other people in the area have complained this could cause a flat tire or a vehicle to loose control. This morning,1/11/24, the flat tire occurred immediately after passing over this area. Propper fill needs installed to alleviate this hazard!
This street was opened up due to.water line issues in 2021. Poorly repaired and has gotten worse over the years... very rough pavement.
Walnut Street Pike from the top of the hill north by All-American Storage all the way south to E. Rhorer Road was completely repaved more than two months ago. The lines (white side lines & and yellow center lines) have still not been painted. There were very few temporary yellow lines placed, but those have been coming off after being on for so long. The lines not being painted is a MAJOR safety hazard as it is very difficult to see the road when traveling at night and extremely hazardous when it is raining at night time, making it nearly impossible to see the road. As that road is a city road and I am a city tax payer I ask that you address this situtaion very quickly and have the lines painted. I live in Peppergrass Condo's and travel this road several times a day.
This picture shows the left hand side of Piedmont Parkway as you are going to turn into Morris Farm Drive. The black strip has a dip into the pavement that could cause someone's car to get out of line. The hole is about 3 inches deep. This needs to be repaved or torn up again and fixed properly. It has been sinking since it was repaired.
Under cut sidewalk. Lack of fill and support under the slab.
There are ridges across the street opposite to Potbelly on Kirkwood that is hard to notice while riding downhill westward on my bike. I'm surprised that I haven't fallen off my bike yet. I've had a few close calls though
There are large chunks of asphalt missing in our cul-de-sac, causing cars to bottom out as we're trying to pull into the driveways.