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Ask 2: How do we get speed limit signs on our street? - Vimarsana News

Ask 2: How do we get speed limit signs on our street?

The KPRC 2 team is dedicated to keeping our community informed. We ask questions, deliver answers and provide you the context you need to make sense of the day’s news. That’s why we want to know what questions you have about our community. What are your most pressing queries about Houston and Texas? What are you curious about? Don’t worry if you think its random or strange — Whatever it is, we want to hear it.

Ask 2 Traffic: How soon will potholes be repaired in the city of Houston - Vimarsana News

Ask 2 Traffic: How soon will potholes be repaired in the city of Houston

What should Houstonians do about the myriad of potholes sprinkled around the city? How quickly can we expect repairs?

Ask 2: Is it okay to turn on your hazard lights while driving in inclement weather? - Vimarsana News

Ask 2: Is it okay to turn on your hazard lights while driving in inclement weather?

At KPRC 2, we’re dedicated to keeping Houstonians informed. As part of our new Ask 2 series, the newsroom will answer your questions about all things Houston.

ASK 2: Is it illegal to park an 18-wheeler in unincorporated Harris County residential streets? - Vimarsana News

ASK 2: Is it illegal to park an 18-wheeler in unincorporated Harris County residential streets?

It is illegal only if a sign is posted. If there is a sign and you proceed to park, you could pay a hefty price. Law Enforcement Liaison, Katie Alexander shared her perspective on the topic.

Ask 2: If I have a Houston address, why couldn't I vote in the city's mayoral race? - Vimarsana News

Ask 2: If I have a Houston address, why couldn't I vote in the city's mayoral race?

Voters reported they have a Houston mailing address and went to the polls expecting to vote for the next Houston mayor, but that race was not on their ballot.