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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: unlucky mark mv6 on 11 January 2010, 14:27:39
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Anyone noticed these popping up everywhere since we have had some snow.Take it they will never get repaired though. >:(
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Always happens in cold weather - the water gets in tarmac, freezes, expands, breaks tarmac
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Always happens in cold weather - the water gets in tarmac, freezes, expands, breaks tarmac
Yeah but never known it this bad,well round by us anyway,they are everywhere. :o
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Always happens in cold weather - the water gets in tarmac, freezes, expands, breaks tarmac
Yeah but never known it this bad,well round by us anyway,they are everywhere. :o
Thats because its been a nippy winter.
I remember in the early 80s and also early 90s loads of potholes after particularly cold wintery snaps
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Anyone noticed these popping up everywhere since we have had some snow.Take it they will never get repaired though. >:(
i was gobsmacked when i saw a council team filling in holes in the road down our street this morning :o :o
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Anyone noticed these popping up everywhere since we have had some snow.Take it they will never get repaired though. >:(
i was gobsmacked when i saw a council team filling in holes in the road down our street this morning :o :o
What did they use to fill em,plaster. ;D ;)
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yeh they p*ss me off... especially when i keep forgeting about them >_< >:( >:(
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Anyone noticed these popping up everywhere since we have had some snow.Take it they will never get repaired though. >:(
i was gobsmacked when i saw a council team filling in holes in the road down our street this morning :o :o
What did they use to fill em,plaster. ;D ;)
Too expensive - Gordon probably told them to use snow :)
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Anyone noticed these popping up everywhere since we have had some snow.Take it they will never get repaired though. >:(
i was gobsmacked when i saw a council team filling in holes in the road down our street this morning :o :o
What did they use to fill em,plaster. ;D ;)
Too expensive - Gordon probably told them to use snow :)
pmsl ;D ;D
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Yep loads all around here >:(
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salt damages tarmac and the water sneaks into pores :-/
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Anyone noticed these popping up everywhere since we have had some snow.Take it they will never get repaired though. >:(
i was gobsmacked when i saw a council team filling in holes in the road down our street this morning :o :o
Pouring tarmac into them you mean. Five minute fix that will last about a week.
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:( loads here in newcastle,suppose there will be a lot more before winters out -it'll be an excuse to put the council tax up >:(
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Great - UK has no money to grit roads - subsequent neglect increases pot holes which we have no money to repair.
Alloy wheels buckled suspension wrecked compensation claims to councils which they cant pay.
I know lets put up road tax as a solution. :y
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"4000 holes in Blackburn, Lancashire"
Not a lot changes, does it?
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On the way into work you can see the state of the road as the ice unfreezes. With a few lorries going up and down there each day I give it a couple of weeks before they are near craters!
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certainly glad i didnt put my new new trinkets on, deliberately left it as a job for spring, with the snow comes increased risk of hitting a kerb or worse, and now pot holes turning up all over the place there is a good chance bending a wheel. >:(
Plus should give me time to save for paint and tyres...
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Yep, happens every time we have a freeze, it was a huge bone of contention around here last year, the council had to fix them in alphabetical order according to street name(!) because there were so many, and did the last ones about 8 months later
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When they start appearing report them to http://www.fixmystreet.com/
I've used them to contact my council on various bits rather than trudging through their website for a valid email.
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And when we get our bikes out on the road again they will be lethal.Spend more time trying to spot and avoid the holes than concentrating on the driver in a coma who is about to kill you. >:(
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And when we get our bikes out on the road again they will be lethal.Spend more time trying to spot and avoid the holes than concentrating on the driver in a coma who is about to kill you. >:(
You've just reminded me of the A414 out towards North Wield last year. I was heading to a walshy training day, I literally had to slalom in the MR2 in places to not wreck an alloy.
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And when we get our bikes out on the road again they will be lethal.Spend more time trying to spot and avoid the holes than concentrating on the driver in a coma who is about to kill you. >:(
hard work isnt it, concentration, scan the road surface, back to the traffic, scan road, traffic. road, traffic and so on. A track is the only relief i found, then its so obvious how differant a disciplin it is.
Having said, that should really bo looking anyway, for rocks, bricks, diesel, mud, leaves, man hole covers etc, i dont need to tell you i'm sure.
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you missed speed cameras off your list Chris.You are of course spot on regards the track though,but unfortunately a lack of funds prevents that being an option.And also prevents the 10 year old bogger being swapped for an R1 or 996. ;)
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Great - UK has no money to grit roads - subsequent neglect increases pot holes which we have no money to repair.
Alloy wheels buckled suspension wrecked compensation claims to councils which they cant pay.
I know lets put up road tax as a solution. :y
And get f**k all in return to repair the roads. >:(