Description

When 34th Street (between University Ave and Archer Rd) was resurfaced, the milling of the road dropped the surface down a few inches. When new asphalt was laid down, the surface was not brought back up to the original height, resulting in utility access holes being elevated relative to the road surface. It appears the solution was to mound asphalt around the utility holes, resulting in large bumps in the road. Either this was a poor solution, or poor execution by the road surfacing company, because the bumps are quite jarring in a car, and potentially hazardous to motorcycles.