This was not "fixed"… it was referred to the NCDOT. I am reopening it so others know that it is being addressed by NCDOT, not the City or County. When it is resolved, I will close the matter.

In fact, so everyone can check on the progress:

NCDOT Tracking Number: BMDGY72L55

Pothole worsening… nobody did anything about it, except to turn over the NCDOT.

This road is maintained by the North Carolina Department of Transportation. We have notified the District Engineer. NCDOT does not track See, Click, Fix inquiries. If you'd like to follow up on this issue with them, please contact Jason Holmes at (919) 733-4768 or via email at jholmes@ncdot.gov.

Why don't you contact him, as a Raleigh worker and meant to be working for Raleigh residents?

No results from J Holmes. Why don't you, City of Raleigh, apply some pressure on behalf of the thousands of people who deal with this perpetually damaged roadway?

Once again, there is a section of a shallow pothole developing in the previously described location. This lane is the one into which most U-turns take place, therefore prone to excessive abrasion. The repair needs to be done with a better substance to ensure the problem resolves for more than a couple of months. Unfortunately, I can't stand in the middle of a six-lane highway and photograph this for you.

New NCDOT request has Tracking Number: NKJG6MW0KS
URL: Response.aspx?TrackingNumber=NKJG6MW0KS

This is an NCDOT issue. NCDOT does not monitor/participate in SeeClickFix. Acknowledging the issue and Lady Dragonfly may close as previously indicated.

No, I will not close the issue - it needs to remain open so others can see the report dates, tracking numbers, etc. and possibly contact or comment otherwise on the problem.

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