McDonnell launches 2011 “pothole blitz” in Virginia

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Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell on Tuesday directed the state Department of Transportation to start a coordinated blitz to repair potholes that formed during the winter throughout the Old Dominion. More than 161,000 holes were repaired during last year’s “pothole blitz.” Potholes form when moisture seeps into pavement, freezes, then expands during the thaw — making late winter or early spring the prime time for repairs.

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