http://youtu.be/mXb4k3QzI4w
Traffic navigating the potholes on Dean (more pothole than) Street this afternoon. Some still photos after the jump:
http://youtu.be/mXb4k3QzI4w
Traffic navigating the potholes on Dean (more pothole than) Street this afternoon. Some still photos after the jump:
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City crews are out filling potholes in the Jewelry District this morning.
Photo by Jef Nickerson Sure, I don’t own a car, so my opinion might not mean much. But with every road in the city looking much like the surface of the Moon, traffic is moving a lot slower. The potholes are a kind...
Photo of this pothole downtown by justincase1021 at flickr.com Traffic calming is achieved! I think it is now impossible, by the laws of physics, to speed on Providence roads without completely shredding one’s...
There’s a medium sized, but incredibly deep, pothole at Waterman and Gano that absolutely rocks your car. My wife had one of the better quotes of last week after she said, recovering from the pot-hit, “Wow, that felt like we got into an auto-accident with the road.”
Those Dean shots are amazing… More pot-hole than street indeed…
I call it “the Dean Street Dance”.
Olney Street is down for the count… Today heading East there was even almost traffic there around noon due to the backed up line of crawling line of cars slowly swerving to avoid the lane-wide craters… I’m not sure this street is drivable anymore…