In Livingstone, Many dusty and bad roads were upgraded to bituminous level. From a bumpy to a quite smooth road. Journeys were made shorter and vehicles could finally breath a sigh of relief.
The cost of shoddy and unprofessional workmanship is quickly eroding the good works that might have been.
- The roads were made too narrow, a contrast with the high population density in the areas
- Footpaths/Sidewalks were only made on one side of the road, contrary to road safety measures for pedestrians and cyclists.
- Cyclists were not considered.
- Deep drainages were buried in preference for....I dont know
- No layby for the many taxis Livingstone is endowed with.
- The 'tarmac' is too 'thin' and of very low quality. Very uneven surface
- Drifters are now damaging the side roads as the waters drift heavily unto them.
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| You make the road and when the rain comes you realise there's no drainage. So, what do you do? You break what you made, you dig, more jobs for you |
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| The drainage/water drifter leads into a side road. Now the gravel side road is eaten up. Barricades put to prevent water from draining out! Disaster! Livingstone |
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