People living in Cibolo and Schertz said their cars are taking a blow from rough roads.has come to a screeching halt. Now, drivers are saying the roads were left in worse condition, causing hub caps to fall and tires to be popped.
“I paid $1,000 two weeks ago, and the blackjack told me that it was because the roads up are tore up through here. I had to put a new front in parts of my truck,” one commuter said.“It just needs to get fixed. Yeah, it could cause an accident,” Alejandro Cabdo said.Pothole Grave.The road construction began in November of last year and it was supposed to be a 44-month project.
The two-lane road is set to turn into a four-lane road with a center turn lane, sidewalks and bike lanes in each direction.“They didn’t move their lines far enough out of the conflict. So we’re all at a standstill right now waiting for that utility company to, to move their lines out of conflict,” Allen said.
In an email, TXDOT told KSAT it’s working with a construction team to remove and replace asphalt in two areas for a smoother driving surface, but it’s unclear when that will happen.“Just take it easy and look out and be real careful,” one commuter said.“FM 1103 project team recognizes the impacts that the delay in construction has had on the surrounding area. The continued utility conflicts have led to limited activity in the work zone.