If there is one thing the Roads Disservice excels at, it is their profound knowledge and disregard for pot-holes on Northern Ireland's roads.
What kind of relationship do they have with these utility companies which cause such detriment to the roads? Has anyone noticed how some trenches - the kind which run across a road from one side to the other - are overfilled in order to compensate for shrinkage; the consequence being a mini-ramp which we all feel as we pass?
Evidently the roads disservice has resorted to employing gypsies again...
I say Well Done! to the Kentish chap who was proactive in the erection of a pot-hole warning sign outside his home.
A few weeks ago, I rang to complain about some on our road. I was somewhat surprised that, keeping their word, the pot-holes were being 'fixed' later that same day.
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Yes they seem to be "on the ball" if they get a complaint - something to do with claims etc?
ReplyDeleteI'm at them about 6 times a year re pot-holes, sunken trenhes etc and, credit where it is due, they are often prompt. I can say no more than that!