Very deep sink hole right next to the sidewalk that is large, but hard to see. It aligns with the sewer drain in the street and that is what probably caused the problem.

Bad pothole on shoulder. Bikes must pull into lane.

Taking a right onto Old Columbia Road from Shaker, a series of potholes have developed. It has been patched once, but the patch has sunken in and the surface is terrible. It's fine for trucks and maybe cars, but we cycle it regularly and is definitely a hazard.

Deep pothole in northbound bike lane

Where crews cut entirely across MD-103, about 6 inches wide, the patch is falling apart and coming out. While cycling each day, I have to cross over where the patch is still in place. It is not very safe.

Deep, long, relatively skinny pothole in driving lane is very dangerous to cyclists going northbound. The shoulder just south is quite rough, so we move well into the driving lane and then this pothole is right there. Almost seems like an anti-bike trap from the asphalt Gods.

Deep pothole turning right on Old Columbia from southbound Shaker Drive.
Pothole causes cyclists, such as myself, to take the turn wide into lane.

The overgrown bushes & grass cause cyclists to not be able to use the very small shoulder where available.

From MD-103 West, taking the US-29 North ramp has several, very large potholes. Motorists must 'swing wide' to avoid them and could collide with drivers merging in from MD-103 East

Just East of Eliots Oak road, there is a long, deep pothole in the eastbound lane. Without street lights in that area, it affects me more cycling at night more than during the day when the shoulder can be better used.

Right lane of Guilford road just before intersection with Old Columbia-The cold patch applied does not make the lane rideable by cyclists. We are still required to use the left lane for right-hand turns, which is unsafe