I swear, I have been dodging potholes like it's a full-time job lately.

Everywhere I've driven in Rockford, it feels like I'm swerving, slowing down or straight up slamming on my brakes.  Now that snow has finally melted, it's like all these potholes just showed up overnight.  It's brutal out here right now.

There have been a few spots where I've actually said "ARE YOU KIDDING???" out loud in my car.  The worst ones I've personally hit were over on Perryville between Planet Fitness and Sweets N Eats.  There are about 4 of them in a row and they're super deep!  You either dodge them all.. or you don't.

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I know I'm not the only one dealing with this pothole problem either.  To help other Rockford drivers, I made a list of all the spots where you can find the worst potholes in town.  Honestly, we might as well call them out and help each other out!

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The Worst Potholes in Rockford Right Now (According to You)

  • Everywhere down 11th Street
  • 9th Street
  • N. Prospect & Crosby
  • Newburg
  • Culver's Drive-thru on Harrison
  • McDonald's on Riverside

Oh, also watch out near Target in Rockford.  Random potholes pop up in that entire strip mall!  There was one literally sinking into the ground across from Dollar Tree last year and it basically ate my car.  Nowhere is safe, let's be real.

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So, if you've hit a pothole that has consumed your entire car recently, we need to know about it.  Let's share the worst roads in Rockford right now so we can all be on high alert.

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