Potholes are formed when water gets into the cracks in the
pavement. When the temperatures change and traffic takes its
toll then you get bumps in the road. At about 8 inches deep and
just as wide, this pothole is hard to avoid along Harvard. "It's
a royal pain in the you know what. it is, it is." Outside his
home near 78th and Harvard, David Ferrell, is not happy. "It
makes a terrible noise when they hit it. I mean it wakes me up
inside my house." All along Harvard, Yale, Lewis and throughout
the city today...potholes can be found. "So do you hit them,
dodge them, what do you do? Well a lot of times you can't when
you're in traffic you just have to run through them," says David
Evans." City crews are making two kinds of pothole repairs
today... one uses a material called cold patch designed to work
in this type of weather. The other method uses what's called an
injection patcher. It's a high pressure repair that takes only
one person to operate. "A man sits in the cab of the truck an a
snout on the front of