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Road project will eventually level sunken bus stop pads
POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Mar 15, 2013
~~<p><strong>Question: </strong>The new concrete bus stop pads being installed on Waialae Avenue are mostly lower by several inches than the surrounding surface and thus encircled by a collar of raised blacktop. This makes driving like dropping into a continuous series of giant rectangular potholes. Is anything going to be done about this?</p>
<p><strong>Question: </strong>Have you had any complaints about the new trend of sunken concrete pads for bus stops? There are a couple on Waialae Avenue that, if you drive over them going the speed limit, are like hitting a speed bump.</p>
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Question: The new concrete bus stop pads being installed on Waialae Avenue are mostly lower by several inches than the surrounding surface and thus encircled by a collar of raised blacktop. This makes driving like dropping into a continuous series of giant rectangular potholes. Is anything going to be done about this?
Question: Have you had any complaints about the new trend of sunken concrete pads for bus stops? There are a couple on Waialae Avenue that, if you drive over them going the speed limit, are like hitting a speed bump. Login for more...
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