Potholes on Bay Area roads are being made worse by the recent severe weather, with work crews across the region working hard to make repairs quickly.
There are 2,400 miles of paved roads in San Jose. And after 22 years on the job, road maintenance team leader James Williams has practically seen them all, up close.
There was a 500 pothole to do list in the city, with that number growing after the storms. But Williams and his crew don't just wait for orders, they're always on the hunt for new trouble spots. Working on the roads next to traffic is a dangerous occupation. But it can be made a whole lot safer if drivers slow down.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Closures on numerous Bay Area roads as storm wreaks havocMudslides, fallen trees, downed wires and flooded roadways have led to road closures in the Bay Area.
Les mer »
A Break Between Storms: Bay Area Crews, Residents Rush to Repair DamageBay Area residents, businesses, and utility providers are using the pause in a series of storms to make repairs and get supplies to protect against the next atmospheric river.
Les mer »
Bay Area storm live updates: Infant dies after falling tree hits Sonoma County homeBREAKING An infant has died after a tree fell on a home in Sonoma County Wednesday night, fire officials said.
Les mer »