I work in New Hope at the McCaffreys Market. As a part-time produce associate I take Brownsburg Road East, turn left onto River Road and head into New Hope.
I do this three times a week.
River Road, both there and back, is filled with potholes and patches. Parts of this main artery sink along the shoulders, towards the canal side. The side of the road next to the incline is often flooded.
The center median is a patchwork of repairs, crumbling asphalt and runoff, gravel and earth.
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