a lot of the roundabouts are terrible, but this one saves so much time in traffic backups.

aaand i caught the road comission in a lie and deleted my comments lol how unexpected

not dangerous at all. easy to use if u pay attention. my 85y.o. grandmother thinks its easy.. so if u cant use it maybe a driving lesson is in order

FOR QUICKEST RESPONSE, REPORT POTHOLES DIRECTLY TO RCOC

Beverly Hills, Mich. — The Road Commission for Oakland County (RCOC) asks residents and motorists to contact the agency directly to report potholes and other road safety issues.
"Several Websites now encourage motorists to post road safety concerns,” noted RCOC Managing Director Brent Bair. “However, these sites do not share these complaints directly with the road commission."

If pothole complaints are called or e-mailed directly to the Road Commission, they are addressed as expediently as possible. Residents can contact RCOC’s Department of Customer Service directly via phone (toll free) at 877-858-4804 or through the Road Commission’s Website, www.rcocweb.org (click on the “contact us” button).

The Department of Customer Services is staffed weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. The best way to report a non-emergency problem after hours is to file a report at the RCOC Website. For emergencies during non-business hours, contact the RCOC dispatch office at 248-858-4895.

"We take the safety of motorists seriously," Bair said. "The best way to have a concern addressed on the county road and bridge network is by directly contacting the Road Commission. When using alternate methods to report potholes, there is often an unnecessary delay leading to additional frustration and potential damage to
vehicles."
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FOR QUICKEST RESPONSE, REPORT POTHOLES DIRECTLY TO RCOC

Beverly Hills, Mich. — The Road Commission for Oakland County (RCOC) asks residents and motorists to contact the agency directly to report potholes and other road safety issues.
"Several Websites now encourage motorists to post road safety concerns,” noted RCOC Managing Director Brent Bair. “However, these sites do not share these complaints directly with the road commission."

If pothole complaints are called or e-mailed directly to the Road Commission, they are addressed as expediently as possible. Residents can contact RCOC’s Department of Customer Service directly via phone (toll free) at 877-858-4804 or through the Road Commission’s Website, www.rcocweb.org (click on the “contact us” button).

The Department of Customer Services is staffed weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. The best way to report a non-emergency problem after hours is to file a report at the RCOC Website. For emergencies during non-business hours, contact the RCOC dispatch office at 248-858-4895.

"We take the safety of motorists seriously," Bair said. "The best way to have a concern addressed on the county road and bridge network is by directly contacting the Road Commission. When using alternate methods to report potholes, there is often an unnecessary delay leading to additional frustration and potential damage to
vehicles."
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FOR QUICKEST RESPONSE, REPORT POTHOLES DIRECTLY TO RCOC

Beverly Hills, Mich. — The Road Commission for Oakland County (RCOC) asks residents and motorists to contact the agency directly to report potholes and other road safety issues.
"Several Websites now encourage motorists to post road safety concerns,” noted RCOC Managing Director Brent Bair. “However, these sites do not share these complaints directly with the road commission."

If pothole complaints are called or e-mailed directly to the Road Commission, they are addressed as expediently as possible. Residents can contact RCOC’s Department of Customer Service directly via phone (toll free) at 877-858-4804 or through the Road Commission’s Website, www.rcocweb.org (click on the “contact us” button).

The Department of Customer Services is staffed weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. The best way to report a non-emergency problem after hours is to file a report at the RCOC Website. For emergencies during non-business hours, contact the RCOC dispatch office at 248-858-4895.

"We take the safety of motorists seriously," Bair said. "The best way to have a concern addressed on the county road and bridge network is by directly contacting the Road Commission. When using alternate methods to report potholes, there is often an unnecessary delay leading to additional frustration and potential damage to
vehicles."
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I agree. There are pot holes and they are going to damage peoples cars. I drive through this intersection everyday to get on I-75. Please fix.

Gas is that price because the taxes are so high on it. The price of the fuel itself is no higher in Europe than it is here.

Road Commission for Oakland County

gas in europe ranges from 5.50 to 8.50 a gal retail. not tax. have friends and family in uk and germany.

and they pay better than the road comission.

That's a great point. Do you know what the gas tax is in Europe? It averages more than $5 per gallon. In Michigan our gas tax rate is 19 CENTS per gallon. We have studied how the Europeans build roads, and we fully understand the differences. However, the biggest difference is cost. We have always said if you give us even half what the Europeans spend on roads, we will build road to last as long as they do.

Road Commission

dear road comission. the beaurocratic red tape isnt our concern. wasted tax dollars, higher insurance rates, and dangerous roads is. we have the 3rd worst roads in the nation, and no public transit. please stop with the excuses and fix roads properly. if the roads were built like they are in europe this wouldnt be an issue. there isnt one pothole the whole length of the autobahn.

and furthermore... anyone remember the length of time it took to fix telegraph, and then it fell apart? where is the accountability?

The intersection was reconstructed by the Road Commission for Oakland County, which has jurisdiction over Pontiac Trail. However, RCOC does not have jurisdiction over M-5. That belongs to the Michigan Department of Transportation.
- Road Commission

The intersection was reconstructed by the Road Commission for Oakland County, which has jurisdiction over Pontiac Trail. However, RCOC does not have jurisdiction over M-5. That belongs to the Michigan Department of Transportation.
- Road Commission

my parents hit them at ten under speed limit and blew entire front end (tierods, control arms, etc) out. that couldve easily been deadly had they been going faster. why would they rip up a brand new intersection to replace with roundabout, and not fix this. just stupidity

It is very definitely a safety issue there. I drive this daily and there are always close calls because there are so few breaks to get across Adams onto M-59! A "No Turn On Red" sign on Hamlin during peak times would help tremendously!

I do not agree. There is nothing wrong with this intersection.

Because it's been a year and the city hasn't done anything. So why keep it open?

the police need to worry about the drugs in pontiac and worry less about pulling people over for minor traffic violations!!!!!!