Drivers are still complaining about metal shards on Pittsburgh-area roads like Route 28, and they’re looking for answers.
It’s a story KDKA-TV has been following over the past week, and one auto shop says it is still seeing people coming in because of the issue.
Harry Hoffman, a manager of Highland Tire in Tarentum, showed off a handful of small, metal shards they’ve collected from cars in the last week. Though the number of complaints is shrinking, he said drivers have still complained about the sharp metal pieces on roads like Route 28, Freeport Road, and Route 356…