Pothole Problems: Where Are the Worst Road Craters in Washington Twp.?

It's been a rough winter, no one's questioning that. 

From snow days at school to salt shortages throughout the state, towns have had to deal with the inclement weather on a daily basis, Washington Township included. 

With the heavy snow and ice accumulations over the past couple of months, roads may have suffered the most, as small cracks in the pavement a few weeks ago have become tire-busting craters nearly impossible to avoid.

Each town has its share of notoriously bad potholes drivers try to avoid for fear of a blowout, or even worse.

Long Valley Patch put this question out to readers on its Facebook page last week, and a general consensus from nearly two dozen comments had four road sections up for worst in town:

• Bartley Road (between Naughright and West Morris Central)
• Schooley's Mountain Road (entire length)
• Parker Road (between Old Farmers Road and Chester Township border)
• West Mill Road (between Neighbour House and Long Valley Middle School)