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Bungling council is ridiculed for installing speed bumps to slow drivers right next to the potholes it hasn't fixed
A local council faced ridicule for installing speed bumps to slow drivers near unaddressed potholes, highlighting perceived incompetence in infrastructure management. The decision drew criticism for prioritizing traffic control over fixing existing road damage.
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