[Bluecyclone]

Being the Nation is going slow, it would be a good time to re-pave lots of city streets because trucker's are still moving toilet paper on the hwy's. County commissioners usually misappropriate these "Road Repair" funds. It's a shame. As a medical tech I am still in service to my community today.

[Captain J]

The short answer is yes, if you have full coverage insurance, it's covered minus your deductible. I hit a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom sized pot hole on an interstate at 70+ MPH. Traffic was all around me and at the last second when I saw the hole, I had nowhere to go. Ruined runflat tire and bent rim. Cost to replace both was just shy of $1000. I turned it into my insurance and got a check minus the $500 deductible.

[Pupilbone]

Originally Posted by Bluecyclone

Being the Nation is going slow, it would be a good time to re-pave lots of city streets because trucker's are still moving toilet paper on the hwy's. County commissioners usually misappropriate these "Road Repair" funds. It's a shame. As a medical tech I am still in service to my community today.

Thanks for doing what you do. You and your colleagues are keeping all of us going. Cheers!