How to avoid pothole 'breaking point' 🚗
Madalyn HoerrGood morning. Happy Friday! Welcome to your Daily Briefing. This is Tennessean planning director Madalyn Hoerr.
Get ready to swerve in the middle of the road to avoid popping a tire. Pothole season is near!
According to researchers, Tennessean business reporter Molly Davis tells us, harsh winter weather will continue to be a concern as climate change rears in Tennessee, meaning more extreme precipitation and cold weather events during winter months. Harsh weather causes damage to roadways, and freezing temperatures make repairs nearly impossible.
The Tennessee Department of Transportation repair teams are already preparing for the worst. What's to be expected, how are potholes fixed, and how does TDOT plan to avoid "breaking point"? Subscribers can learn more below. (Not a subscriber? Let's fix that first!)