I would like to thank the City of Prince George for making me change my driving route.
I return home on Fifth Avenue and used to turn onto Nicholson Street, as that is the street I live on. But because of the "war zone" deterioration of the road I am no longer able to safely drive that way.
And as previous writers have found out, any damage to my tires/car is not considered the fault/responsibility of the city. I now turn one block prior to Nicholson.
I had held some faint hope that this year the city would actually replace this road instead of repairing it (or doing nothing). To my dismay, I noticed today the city is again filling the holes in which, at very best, is a temporary (and unsatisfactory) solution to the problem. As they are filling in the holes, I must again assume the road will not be resurfaced.
I would advise anybody wishing to "go green" and start riding a bike not to use Nicholson Street from Second Avenue to Fifth Avenue as the city may not be responsible for any injuries you receive or damage to your bike.
Robert Wilson
Prince George
