This pothole on Glenmuir Road near the Melbourne campus of Kingston College has been getting deeper and wider in the past few weeks. - Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer
This pothole at the intersection of East Queen and Hanover streets forces motorists to drift to the wrong side of the road.
SEVERAL ROADS in downtown Kingston are in need of urgent repair with massive potholes, broken drains and other problems.
Here are two which are proving to be major challenges to motorists.
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