Motorists frustrated by sewer leak and potholes in Leonardsville
The situation poses a risk to both drivers and pedestrians, particularly during peak traffic hours and at night when visibility is low.
Frustration is mounting among motorists who regularly use the main road in Ward 10, Leonardsville. There is a persistent sewer leak and an increasing number of large potholes that have severely damaged the roadway.
The road, which was designed as a two-lane route to allow for smooth traffic flow, has now become difficult to navigate. Drivers are forced to take turns passing through the affected sections, as the potholes have narrowed the road significantly. In some cases, motorists are compelled to use alternative routes to avoid damage to their vehicles, causing further inconvenience and delays.
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Motorists have expressed serious concerns about road safety, warning that the situation poses a risk to both drivers and pedestrians, particularly during peak traffic hours and at night.
They have called on the relevant authorities to urgently intervene and address the deteriorating state of the road, citing the ongoing sewer leak as a major contributor to the formation and worsening of the potholes.
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