Problems With Anderson Case Study

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Problems With Anderson

My problem with Anderson is the potholes and road conditions , many people dislike them . They mess up peoples tires and alignments . City of Anderson needs to raise taxes to fix them. They need to do right the first time so know one has anything negative to say. People complain about the roads , that should persuade the city fix it . The city worries about other things like new cop cars , new stop lights & water pipes. But not fixing the terrible roads . Poor roads cause half of auto accidents in United States . Potholes and ice-over stretches of highway cause more than 42,000 .

Potholes cause people to get alignments , tires , rims all those things are a little pricey . To have to buy at least one of the

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