Temporary patches still leave this road like a washboard. Semi's, logging trucks and every type of heavy haulers have destroyed it. Even though I have to take a longer routeI don't drive South Arlington anymore; it's just too hard on my vehicles.

The road has been completely resurfaced, however, many of the sewer covers have not yet been finished. They are like "man made potholes". Many vehicles are swerving into the oncoming lane to avoid these or attempting to straddle them. If they are not soon filled in the heavy vehicle will begin to degrade the new black top around them.
This happens often when roads are resurfaced here. Some contractors are very good at filing in around the sewer cover to get them level with the roadway and some are not.
Another thing noticeable about the Arlington project is that the lanes are not joined together very well in the center. A gap has been left for water to run into which will freeze and cause the new road to begin breaking.

The road has been completely resurfaced, however, many of the sewer covers have not yet been finished. They are like "man made potholes". Many vehicles are swerving into the oncoming lane to avoid these or attempting to straddle them. If they are not soon filled in the heavy vehicle will begin to degrade the new black top around them.
This happens often when roads are resurfaced here. Some contractors are very good at filing in around the sewer cover to get them level with the roadway and some are not.
Another thing noticeable about the Arlington project is that the lanes are not joined together very well in the center. A gap has been left for water to run into which will freeze and cause the new road to begin breaking.