NW Cornelius Pass Road is now controlled by ODOT
Credit: ODOT And that's certainly one of the biggest complaints among the 13,000 or so drivers that use the road each day. "It's definitely going to be an advantage to have the road fixed more often or repaired more often," local resident Ian Moore told KGW. "It's just so full of potholes and there's so many reports of people having, you know, flat tires that being able to address the issue quickly will definitely help." Meanwhile, Multnomah County spokesperson Mike Pullen said other West Hills roads might be better served with the new arrangement. "There's really not a financial change tha...