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Calgary drivers call on city to cover repair costs for pothole damage
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Send this page to someone via emailIt was only by chance Kyle Cossette was driving on Glenmore Trail around 6:10 a.m. on July 22.
The City of Calgary reported hazardous road conditions, while drivers in the area reported seeing multiple cars pulled over with flat tires.
In July, the City of Calgary directed drivers to file an insurance claim through its website.
That’s where Cossette started trying to recover the repair costs, but says he was quickly directed to Aecon, the contractor who had been doing the road work.
“It’s been stressful, it’s a substantial amount of money involved (in) getting a vehicle repaired,” said Cossette.