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All of the roads. Be thankful you don't live here, and if you do, may god have mercy on your suspension.
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Michigan is similar. Its less wavy, and more craters though. Everywhere!
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Id take that over michigan! Its pothole city here. You literally have to dodge them
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Oh really? Welcome to Montreal, where the roads are like this all the way down.
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The same here, this is just an example of the average, the bad stuff is sheer ice, 2-3+ inches off the road and wavy as hell. I literally don't even enjoy leaving my house. Also I don't know if it's as cold in MI but its -15 right now without the wind chill so theres that.
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yea were about -5 with wind chill so your a bit colder
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Ever been to Pennsylvania?
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Once all the ice melts that's what the roads in the Metro area look like since they have never heard of fixing pot holes. Miserable isnt it? There is a pot hole at a ski area where I coach snowboarding right by my school that is literally over 10 inches deep, I watched the maintenance guys fill it with gravel and it's still gnarly.
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Flint sounds like a terrible place.
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Yep, similar in N.W. Ohio as well. I've never seen the roads as bad as they are now, and I've been driving since the mid 1980's. Even recently repaved roads are heaved up in places. That's what you get for going with the lowest bidder all the time.
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I really ought to change my name. I'm not in flint anymore. I work in Farmington hills if you are familiar with MI. But all the people who know me will be confused if I change my name!!!! haha, like anyone does...
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Only by accident.
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Honestly I should just move to Hawaii, or Florida, or Nevada. Somewhere that only gets to 50 degrees in the middle of winter.
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Exactly like us. We also had two bridges that collapsed, a bunch of bridges falling apart with drivers having huge rocks dropping on their cars which totalled them. The government say that most bridges are ok to drive on despite them falling apart...
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Excellent.
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Alaska looks like this for generally about 6 months of the year (October through May). We actually have a time of year that's called "Spring Breakup" because that's what all the ice is melting and breaks into pieces all over the road and then shot into your car by the cars in front of you.
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I swear some potholes here were from goddamn bunker busters.
![]() 02/27/2014 at 11:54 |
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I bent two wheels on my BMW from various pot holes. One I bent the night I brought the damn car home!
![]() 02/27/2014 at 12:14 |
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thats but yea but the roads where i live in toronto have potholes a foot deep
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The potholes are hidden by the layer of ice, come late march I will regret living here.
![]() 02/27/2014 at 12:28 |
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I drive like a granny because some of the potholes around me are deeper than my suspension can travel. Considering the car is getting progressively worse and I lack the funds for any fixes on it, it's getting bad.
I have some noise from the passenger side control arm I think, but it's not consistent, definitely from a pothole. I just wish I could bill the town/county/state for it all.
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the pothole that broke my tire this weekend was in PA and not jersey. I was happy to drive over jersey potholes after getting out of pa, it was sooo bad.