As the election approaches, let us have a conversation about what can make our lives better. Our education system, our roads, crime, electricity cost, and healthcare are some examples. Everything cannot be tackled at once because it takes money to get things done. Let us pressure the political parties to focus on some areas. Ray, Ray politics cannot help us. Today I did a podcast on the maintenance and building of our roads. Watch the podcast and add your comments.
It is time the people have an intelligent conversation about some of our national issues.
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Cutting away crumbling edges of potholes removing weak sub base and making a square or rectangle for patching is recognised good practice and results in a stronger patch. The negligence is not in the method but in leaving the hole so it is a danger to the public.
ReplyDeleteMy experience on roads such as Fairdene Avenue, Elizabeth Avenue in Kingston and others, is that the potholes reappear in a few month's time after being repaired. Something is definitely wrong with how we patch roads. It would be interesting if we accounted for the total funds spent on each road annually.
DeleteVery well said as usual Mr Darby
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