FLAT TIRES TODAY - Northbound near Springfield
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Topic: FLAT TIRES TODAY - Northbound near Springfield
Posted By: jdawg757
Subject: FLAT TIRES TODAY - Northbound near Springfield
Date Posted: 19 Sep 2013 at 11:23am
Who else was effected by the huge road hazard this morning around Springfield going Northbound? I saw at least 20 cars pulled over with flats...
I think we need to communicate wit one another because this was clearly a case of VDOT stripping up asphalt and exposing this massive hole - we should all have our repairs reimbursed by the state!
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Posted By: RetiredMarine
Date Posted: 25 Sep 2013 at 7:42am
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Try slowing down a little in milled areas of the highway. As for 20 cars I think your number is incorrect 3 or 4 cars maybe, but 20 cars would have made the news.
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Posted By: Lnels009
Date Posted: 22 Oct 2013 at 4:18pm
I hit that spot and have a bent rim because of it. Luckily not enough to cause air to leak out of my tire, but it still needs to be fixed or replaced. There were at least 4 cars that had flat tires on the side of the HOV when I drove by. The hole in the ground was unavoidable with it being so large and in the left lane with jersey walls to your left and cars to your right. I had to either hit the hole or hit someone else. Completely unacceptable.
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Originally posted by jdawg757
Who else was effected by the huge road hazard this morning around Springfield going Northbound? I saw at least 20 cars pulled over with flats...
I think we need to communicate wit one another because this was clearly a case of VDOT stripping up asphalt and exposing this massive hole - we should all have our repairs reimbursed by the state!
L. Nelson
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