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$1 billion pothole blitz slammed as band-aid fix
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$1 billion pothole blitz slammed as band-aid fix
Road crews will be tasked with repairing up to 200,000 potholes. Image: LRTAV Victoria has launched what it’s calling the biggest road maintenance blitz in the state’s history, with more than $1 billion committed to tackling potholes and deteriorating road surfaces. The so-called “Better Roads Blitz” is aimed squarely at the growing backlash over crumbling roads, particularly in regional areas where freight operators say conditions have reached …
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