How bad are your neighborhood roads? Tell us your local transportation horror stories

Every one has a horror story about that awful, bumpy neighborhood road full of potholes they can’t stand. You know the one. But we want to know about it, too.

Some parts of Miami-Dade County — like Opa-locka — have crater-ridden roads that for years have been neglected by city officials. For Northwest 141st Street, things are so bad that rideshare apps like Uber won’t even go near it.

How bad are the roads in your neighborhood? We want to hear all about your experience at the form below. Is it on your way to work, has it messed up your car, do you avoid it all costs? If you’ve complained to folks in charge of maintaining the road, tell us how they responded, too — help us hold local city officials accountable.

Forrest Milburn

Miami Herald

Forrest is the senior audience growth and engagement producer on the audience team, where he cares deeply about building reader loyalty and community engagement. He comes to the Miami Herald from the University of Texas at Austin. He most recently worked on the audience team at The Washington Post; but his Texas roots run deep, interning at papers across the Lonestar State.