Planet Pothole Day. Let’s kick asphalt.

1 thing unites drivers across the land – their loathing of potholes.

But it’s not a purely British phenomenon. Final year’s National Pothole Day, organised by Street Repairs, caught the eye of beleaguered motorists across the globe.

Scarred streets and ragged roads are, it appears, a universal problem – which is why right now is Planet Pothole Day.

The aim is to raise awareness of the issue and encourage governments to invest severe money placing it right.

Not only will smoother surfaces minimize put on and tear on cars, it will also reduce accidents and enhance safety for all road users – including cyclists.

How to report a pothole

You can report any nasty potholes you come across – or crash into – in the tool beneath. This need to encourage the authorities to repair the problem.

And to get involved by means of social media, check out @StreetRepairs and the #WorldPotholeDay hashtag on Twitter…

Now read this – How to make a claim for pothole harm

Planet Pothole Day. Let’s kick asphalt.

Planet Pothole Day. Let’s kick asphalt.

One thing unites drivers across the land – their loathing of potholes.

But it’s not a purely British phenomenon. Last year’s National Pothole Day, organised by Street Repairs, caught the eye of beleaguered motorists across the globe.

Scarred streets and ragged roads are, it seems, a universal problem – which is why today is World Pothole Day.

The aim is to raise awareness of the problem and encourage governments to spend serious money putting it right.

Not only will smoother surfaces reduce wear and tear on vehicles, it will also cut accidents and improve safety for all road users – including cyclists.

How to report a pothole

You can report any nasty potholes you come across – or crash into – in the tool below. This should encourage the authorities to fix the problem.

And to get involved via social media, check out @StreetRepairs and the #WorldPotholeDay hashtag on Twitter…

Now read this – How to make a claim for pothole damage

Planet Pothole Day. Let’s kick asphalt.

Planet Pothole Day. Let’s kick asphalt.

1 issue unites drivers across the land – their loathing of potholes.

But it is not a purely British phenomenon. Final year’s National Pothole Day, organised by Street Repairs, caught the eye of beleaguered motorists across the globe.

Scarred streets and ragged roads are, it seems, a universal dilemma – which is why right now is Globe Pothole Day.

The aim is to raise awareness of the problem and encourage governments to devote serious money putting it right.

Not only will smoother surfaces lessen put on and tear on vehicles, it will also cut accidents and improve security for all road customers – such as cyclists.

How to report a pothole

You can report any nasty potholes you come across – or crash into – in the tool beneath. This need to encourage the authorities to fix the issue.

And to get involved by means of social media, check out @StreetRepairs and the #WorldPotholeDay hashtag on Twitter…

Now study this – How to make a claim for pothole damage

Planet Pothole Day. Let’s kick asphalt.