maybe he had to avoid all the great pa drivers lol

I agree with my2cents. When so many things are "out of kilter" like crooked lines, intersections that don't line up, irregular lane widths, and long term "temporary" traffic lights on the medians at intersections, then it shows a deep culture of unprofessionalism. Just look around, and it's easy to find things that look sloppy. I don't know what the answer is, because unless the attitudes of the supervisors and managers change, then things will never improve.

Sure, it looks great compared to downtown Montreal Lake, Deschambault Lake, or Grandmother's Bay, but those places are not exactly communities that we want to "benchmark" with. Yes, I know that I am a complainer, but really, I have never lived in a place with such a high tolerance for sub-standard work.

have you ever thought that maybe the person opperating the paint truck is in TRAINING like really if your so worried bout painted lines phone city hall and complain!!!!!!!!!!!!!

at disgusted - then the city should be training there line painters on gravel or closed roads not on highly used roads where their substandard work is being seen by all

Just training? Then they have been training for at least the last four years. There are too many examples of crooked lines and non-standard lane widths to blame this on inexperience. Thanks for the advice about calling city hall, but I understood your message after the first exclamation mark.

Also check out the two lanes that turn to one on 28th street and central ave. Can't tell which lane merges!!! I've almost been hit here because no one knows which lane has ended.

At Dag... HAHAHA sick burn love it.

fine if they in training sound not be painting lines on heaver traffic roads ... is bad city supervision who is on charge of city maintenance not doing there job

It has been the same guy for at least 3 years...the training was over along time ago.

If they painted the roads more often than once a year, then maybe the people doing it would be more in practice.