The New York City Department of Transportation is carrying out its second weekend of what they're calling a pothole blitz.
-- The New York City Department of Transportation is carrying out its second weekend of what they're calling a pothole blitz.
They're responding to 311 complaints and fixing all the various potholes they encounter."Today specifically, we've been focusing on doing 6,000 new potholes. Seventy-five men and women are participating across the five boroughs,"
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