I've seen comments from multiple sources—including media articles and social media, as well as in person—where the people are expressing their concern from many angles. The roads are noisier. There seems to be loose chip for months and, in some cases, up to two years after the work is complete. There's injuries from slipping and falling on the loose stones. Cyclists have stated that it's dangerous, as stone chips are being flicked at them from passing cars. Stone chips collect on the side of the road, where they are trying to ride. Children can no longer play on their scooters and bikes and skateboards, as they come to abrupt stops when hitting the loose stone. Parents have noted that kids are getting hit by loose stone when walking to school. It gathers in driveways and in the grass. Mowing lawns is no longer safe, with reports of broken windows from flying stones. There are many complaints about chipped or broken windscreens and paint damage to cars. 