Michigan Contest Covers Car Repairs from Pothole Damage
June 20, 2025
Residents can win cash for car repairs in Michigan’s “Pothole Payback” contest, raising awareness of poor road conditions.
Residents can win cash for car repairs in Michigan’s “Pothole Payback” contest, raising awareness of poor road conditions.
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