That would be a nice thought, but  I am certain Seattle is collecting pot holes 
instead of fixing them.  The recent waste of tax payer funds (past project were 
to make long steep hills into bike lanes and reduce car lanes) in Roger and my 
neck of the woods has been to install traffic calming devices on main roads 
that intersect a residential street that has become a semi dedicated bike lane. 
 Two lanes become one, transit blocks the road, since it is but a block away 
from a main road running parallel to the bike road and the buses are extra long 
and intrude into the intersection of the bike route.  Twenty blocks of 
stupidity at least.

clay

On May 15, 2013, at 5:21 AM, Dan Penoff wrote:

> Roger,
> 
> Sorry to hear about the delay. Hope things get cleared up for good and quick.
> 
> Just a thought - when I lived in the Great White North, we could file damage 
> claims against the city for damage due to a pothole.
> 
> They were pretty prompt about settling as well, as long as you had all your 
> documentation in order.
> 
> The wife's Mazda6 got a bent wheel courtesy of a pothole, and the city 
> settled the claim in about 5 weeks. Bought a new wheel and covered the labor 
> and incidentals to R&R the tire.
> 
> Dan
> 
> On May 14, 2013, at 11:33 PM, "relng...@aol.com" <relng...@aol.com> wrote:
> 
>>> ....Ditto.  Best wishes and here's hoping you get to detailing the 
>>> C-class
>>> sooner rather than later.  What's the point of life, after all, if you
>>> can't mess around with old cars?
>>> 
>>> Alex..
>>> 
>> Thanks. I can hardly bear to look at. My first car task will be the 
>> replacement of the RF tire (Bridgestone DW, new last fall, now with a blown 
>> out 
>> sidewall) and repair of the gouged 18X8 AMG wheel which 
>> occured when I hit a city owned snow chuckhole on 2/22. After dark, 37 
>> degrees and nobody around. I got the spare on with the usual difficulty 
>> since 
>> the jack had never been out of the spare tire well. I thought I was faced 
>> with 
>> a wheel replacement ($1250) but   it looks like my dealer's "wheel guy" can 
>> fix it since it's so close to the edge. I've had one of my 17" winter tires 
>> (OE wheels) on the car so I could drive it. The 28 1/2 year old 944 needs a 
>> little dusting off too but it's been on a battery maintainer since last 
>> September so it's mostly ready to fire up.
>> 
>> You are right, spending time messing with the cars is is time well spent.
>> 
>> RLE
>>> 
>>> 
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