According to the Department of Transportation, Queens has had more than a half-million potholes filled in the last eight years, and the residents say more could be done to protect and preserve the borough's roads.
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how about protecting our expensive cars, by removing or decreasing the speed bumps in the roads. the axles and motor mounts and shocks are being destroyed.
How about enforcing NO TRUCK ROUTES streets that trucks routinely drive on. If the city is looking for fines this is like shooting fish in a barrel. Where are those winney copy in the Bronx telling us they are forced to write tickets when there is none? Yeah, right look around there are plenty of opportunities to do you job already. The 110 precinct has not learned that yet.
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how about protecting our expensive cars, by removing
or decreasing the speed bumps in the roads. the axles and motor mounts and shocks are being destroyed.
Where are these "scout Vehicles" that were talked up 2 years ago?
How about enforcing NO TRUCK ROUTES streets that trucks routinely drive on. If the city is looking for fines this is like shooting fish in a barrel. Where are those winney copy in the Bronx telling us they are forced to write tickets when there is none? Yeah, right look around there are plenty of opportunities to do you job already. The 110 precinct has not learned that yet.
Anonymous #2
here's a page you can use to find out more about the Scout program, even a way to see when your area was last "Scouted"
http://gis.nyc.gov/moo/scout/index.htm
Spent 500 dollars last week to fix a flat and two tie rods busted a a deep pothole in whitestone. I hate this city.
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