WildWilly55

Just say'n !!!

08C6

Lolll.......they are pretty bad here in Ottawa also..........Hope they somewhat patch them up fast !!!!!!!!

dannyman

Can't tell here in Kingston.

Still snow covered! 31 March !!

18 cm fresh snow, yesterday morning!



Dannyman

4 KRUSIN

Ya, the potholes on my street have potholes. Fortunately none are big enough to swallow my car.

Mustang Dave

Brutal in the eastend of the GTA as well. Looking at your pic, I thought you were starting a Corvette museum in the GTA.

Hope you are well. Look forward to seeing you soon. Maybe the Corvette GTG.

Mustang Dave

camirocz

The worst roads are in Montreal.Our corrupted government /construction trade made sure of that.

electric_yogurt

I wouldn't be too sure of that . . . come and try our roads here in Calgary

RAGGDOLL

My friggen driveway heaved, and I scrape just pulling in and out...car is way too low

Patman

The roads are so horrible around here that I don't know if there is a problem with my suspension, or if it's just the roads being way worse than I've ever experienced. I find the back end of my car is very bouncy, and almost uncontrollably so on some roads. To the point where I even have to slow down way below the speed limit just to regain some sort of control. This has happened in a few different areas (the 410 southbound just above Queen Street, and Britannia Road between Trafalgar and Ninth Line are two bad examples) and these sections of roads look like a series of small camel humps in a row that just make the car porpoise up and down. It feels like I'm driving a severely lowered car. My gut feeling tells me something is wrong with my magnetic ride suspension, however it did not behave like this when I put it away in the fall. So is it the roads, or are others finding this same behavior from their C6s too on these roads?

Mad*Max

I've been out on most of the 400 series highways during the past month and I haven't experienced this kind of loss of control. I have, however, experienced much more heaves in the highways this year.

dankhts

Wow yooz guys got it tough..... C'mon over to Stoney Ceek, roads are smooth, clear, dry, no potholes only sunny weather......we all drivin around with the top down for a couple weeks now........

gdh

Maybe your vette entered an import only zone.

oldsarge

Worst roads in years everywhere, had to be the deep freezing this winter.

corrado

Yup, here too. Potholes are not so bad, most of them you can see to avoid, but today I hit a bump on the road so bad I SWEAR I got airborn. My hood became unlatched on one side. It's reDonkulous! Roads are turning like Montreal roads, and that is BAD!!

YBNORMEL

I don't think you have seen the worst until the thaw comes out. When the support under the asphalt turns to mush any areas that were poor are going to turn to gravel.

FUSW

My driveway is toast as well and it is a 1/2 a km long. The asphalt part is heaving and turned the asphalt into gravel and the gravel part is mud...I have ordered 16 yards (two truck loads so far) of some sort of binding material left over from steel manufacturing and it isn't binding at all as of yet...shaping up to be a long messy spring!

VETFEVER

Good one Mr *****

Highway Dancer

The 410 SB between Bovaird and Queen has actual speed bump-like deflections in the road for 100-500 metres at a time. You hit them and immediately you're like "can't wait til this stops". Horribly unsafe, at the wrong speed you're losing control or seriously damaging your car.

They recently re-did the entrance to my subdivision as they were installing new water pipes to go to a new subdivision going in down the road (why would they have not done this in the first place 5 years ago when they were building the road???), anyways they did a cheap patch-work style asphalt and now it's all torn up and a series of potholes that will eat your bumper. Guess I will be taking the long southern route out of my sub this summer.

doublec4

I've spotted a few beauty pot holes around the city that would be enough to rip your suspension off if you hit them at speed.

There was one on Vaughan valley blvd in Vaughan that had to have actually been 1ft deep or more. A small child could completely fit inside of it.

Another area worthy of mention is on Finch, heading west toward the on/off ramps for the 427. There is a patch of road, probably 75ft long that has to be in some way, shape, or form, illegal to exist. I wouldn't even consider it a road at this point. Looks like it was broken up by an earthquake, then torn to pieces by a tornado, and then finally blown apart by several land mines.

Should be a fun time driving around this summer!

slickpete83

u know the roads are bad in your area (etobicoke) when you actually start considering buying an SUV instead of a sports car lol...