What Was Hiding Under The Snow?

POTHOLES.

LOTS OF POTHOLES.

I'm pretty sure that somewhere in one of Murphy's Laws it states that potholes will not only spill the morning cup of Joe on your best suit, but also render your last front-end alignment completely useless.  Look it up, I swear it's there.

Now we can actually do something about it.  Well, we can at least complain about it--that's something isn't it?  But this time, you have the ear of someone who can do something about it.  If you spot a pothole on an I-, US- or M-route (think M-52, US-12, I-94), you can report it to the Michigan Department of Transportation's (MDOT) Pothole Hotline.

Motorists in Michigan can report potholes on state highways in three ways: calling the Pothole Hotline at 888-296-4546; clicking the "Report a Pothole" link in the Spotlight section at www.michigan.gov/mdot; or by calling your local MDOT Transportation Service Center (TSC) or region office.

"The quicker we know about where potholes are forming, the sooner we can get them patched," said State Transportation Director Kirk T. Steudle. "Patching them won't last, but will help get us through until warmer weather returns."

Source: Michigan Department of Transportation

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