Pothole Payback Contest: Program will reimburse drivers for damage from potholes

Pothole Payback Contest: Program will reimburse drivers for damage from potholes

By Ali Hoxie Click here for updates on this story     METRO DETROIT (WXYZ) — There isn’t anything much worse than hitting a pothole and having to shell out hundreds, if not thousands of dollars, to fix your car. Unfortunately, it’s something all too common for us in Michigan, but now, you could get some of those repairs paid off. It’s through the Pothole Payback Contest, happening now, through the Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Assoc…

Pothole Payback Contest will reimburse drivers for pothole damage

The Pothole Payback Contest through the Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association is paying back drivers for their car repairs.

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The road to nowhere

Road work in Lansing | Susan J. DemasAs a Michigander, I know that our state’s roads are poor at best. Whenever I travel outside the state, I don’t need a sign on the border to know I am home, because as soon as I hit that first pothole, I know I am home. Roads are critical for economic development and growth, and because of this, we understand that not only should they remain well-kept, but also publicly provided. This is a given, but it should…

Pothole Payback Contest: Program will reimburse Michigan drivers for damage from potholes

There isn't anything much worse than hitting a pothole and having to shell out hundreds, if not thousands of dollars, to fix your car.Unfortunately, it's something all too common for us in Michigan, but now, you could get some of those repairs paid off.It's through the Pothole Payback Contest, happening now, through the Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association (MITA)  paying back drivers for their car repairs. The chosen winners co…

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