Montreal construction workers struggle to get paving right once again

Montreal’s construction workers are back at it again with their questionable paving jobs.

This time, the pitiful paving took place in Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve on Émile Legrand Street.

The images were shared on Twitter yesterday by Craig Sauvé, a city councillor for the district of Saint-Henri—Little-Burgundy—Point-Saint-Charles.

The ol’ pave-around-the-car manoeuvre makes a comeback.

This time in #MHM (rue Émile Legrand). #polmtl
Crédit: M. Goulet. pic.twitter.com/itBB2x01j8

— Craig Sauvé (@CraigSauve) September 21, 2017

Of course, this isn’t the first time there has been a paving blunder in Montreal.

You may recall this gem that happened back in May:

Le pavage sur René-Lévesque en action, pour la course de Formule-E. Drapeau jaune, on sort la voiture de sécurité! #YouHadOneJob #polmtl pic.twitter.com/wQVL2m8v2b

— Projet Montréal (@projetmontreal) May 27, 2017

The area was being paved for the upcoming Formula E race and workers were in hurry to finish the job before the Quebec construction worker strike.

We’re not sure what happened this time on Émile Legrand Street, but it looks like someone definitely forgot to drink their morning coffee.

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