About 85 miles of roads, 29 miles of sidewalks and 109 alleys are on the docket in 2021.
“That’s what happens when you have the kind of freeze thaw cycles that we have experienced.”
This year, we’re getting techie with it.
A mix of snow, rain, and unseasonably high temperatures could cause more potholes than ever.
“It doesn’t reflect on a city that believes it’s really on top of its public space.”
So far this year, DDOT crews have filled more than 34,000 potholes in the District.
You can report potholes to DDOT through a number of ways, including phone, email, Facebook, Twitter, and a smartphone app.
And with Potholepalooza coming up next month, many more are expected to be filled soon.
An analysis of the Federal Highway Administration’s most recent data by USA Today and transportation organization TRIP found that the over 96 percent of D.C.’s roads are in poor condition.
