The Village Voice looks to boost readership in 2nd Avenue bus lane

Kidding! Just someone's idea of a quick fix to warn motorists of a budding sinkhole on Second Avenue between Sixth Street and Seventh Street.

Photo by Vinny & O.

Enjoy your weekend, and mind the new 2nd Street sinkhole

Just a quick heads up as you start your weekend... sinkhole alert on Second Street between Avenue A and Avenue B...

Sinkhole bin

Ping @evgrieve pic.twitter.com/pI3M9dSDOd

— Jason Chatfield (@Jason_Chatfield) June 24, 2016

Lonely cone will work OT this holiday weekend protecting St. Mark's Place from growing sinkhole

Hopefully the M8 drivers will see this...



Photos by Steven

Updated 5-30

The cone has company for Memorial Day...

Beware of the budding sinkhole that nearly swallowed an M8 on St. Mark's Place

@evgrieve have you seen the bus that opened up the earth on st marks? pic.twitter.com/t631XstZFL

— EdenBrower (@edenbrower) May 26, 2016

This happened at Avenue A.

The bus is gone now, @edenbrower reports... but the potential for sinking remains...

Avenue A sinkhole no longer sinking (for now)

[Yesterday! Wednesday!]

Nearly two weeks after its debut on Avenue A and East Third Street... the city has filled in the sinkhole, as EVG reader John Iz has dutifully noted (he documented it for us here) ...



No official word just yet about how many pylons were swallowed lost during these two weeks.

Oh hi, there's a hole here

[Last Sunday]

Last Sunday, we noted the sinkhole in the works on Avenue A at East Third Street. It had already eaten a pylon, and was on its way to becoming a rare 5 Pyloner and potential film franchise for Dwayne Johnson.

Anyway, EVG reader John Iz shared these photos showing the developments here this past week... and the DOT's various attempts to warn vehicular traffic of the hole in the Avenue...

Tuesday!



Wednesday!



Thursday!



Friday! (Yesterday!)



What else might the DOT place here to warn motorists of the sinkhole?

Updated:

John shared photos from the hole from Saturday...



...with bonus shot of the can of spray paint used to mark the perimeter...

Strong start for sinkhole season; more pylons on the way

This one is developing quickly on Avenue A at East Third Street... Also: pylon down. Repeat, pylon down.

Anyway, not to play favorites, but I think I prefer the sinkhole that's on First Avenue and Seventh Street a little more. For starters, that one has better effects, like smoke/steam/CHUD.

H/T ‏@thee_thomtobias