RESTORE-A-ROAD LAUNCH

Dear Restore-A-Road Champions,

Thank you to the over 150 residents who attended the Launch of Restore-A-Road (R-A-R) facilitated by Road Users Association on Thursday, 12th April 2018.

We trust that the evening was beneficial and that you were inspired to become a Restore-A-Road Champion in your Neighbourhood.

We are grateful to Zinara and City of Harare for attending and updating the public on their roles and the status of road repairs. RUA has since engaged further with Zinara and City of Harare – Department of Works, and will keep residents updated on developments.

To stay in touch, follow us on Facebook/RoadUsersAssoc and sign up for emails at www.rua.org.zw

The notes from the R-A-R Launch Meeting can be downloaded below.

For a practical outline of How to Repair Potholes visit http://www.rua.org.zw/2018/04/23/how-to-restore-a-pothole/

This campaign can benefit many – please SHARE this notice to your neighbourhoods groups.

Warm regards,

Road Users Association

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Warm regards,

Road Users Association

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Tracey says:

April 26, 2018 at 11:05 am

Many thanks for the update from the Restore-a-Road meeting. So, basically, it is up to us to repair potholes at our expense? So what basically is the role of the C of H in this?
Rob Kelly says:

April 28, 2018 at 6:28 pm

Residents of Shirley Rd, Colne Valley have agreed to club together to fix the potholes in the road. We understand we have to pay $150 for a truck to deliver tar. How do we go about organising this?
P.D.Hickman says:

May 7, 2018 at 2:01 pm

Good afternoon.
I was unable to attend the meeting. Through Sean Quinlan I have been directed to this site. I have repaired potholes using the bags of mixed tar from Electrosales so I was already aware of the methodology.
What I would like to know is where to source the stable 60 Emulsion and the bags of tar which have not been available at Electro sales.
The price of those bags are also an issue as basically it is a bag per pothole and often more , even if you do back fill and compact.
Thanks and regards

Peter Hickman