Worcestershire residents urged to report potholes

4:47pm Tuesday 26th February 2013 in News Photograph of the Author By William Tomaney

WORCESTERSHIRE County Council is urging residents and businesses to report potholes and other defects spotted on roads across the county.

The authority says doing so would help highways engineers investigate and repair problems quickly.

So far in 2013, residents and businesses have reported more than 5,500 road defects, including potholes which have formed across the county following wet and freezing spells experienced during the past two months.

Reports can be made via the online “report it” section at worcestershire.gov.uk/reportit

Comments(1)

racerroy says...
9:45am Thu 28 Feb 13

When you see a request to report 'potholes' it is not very encourageing when I reported one in Lea Street and it 2 weeks to be attended too, it was a nasty one I hit 3 times.

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