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Breakdowns caused by potholes reached a five-year high last year, according to new figures. The AA said it received more than 600,000 callouts to vehicles damaged by road defects - an increase of 16%.

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One Der Rah 💙hardcore/socialist/junglist2 年前

They don't care about your cars your costs or the potholes. Just keep them taxes coming in so they can swindle them and drop bombs

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California Insider Show1 年前

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John Doe2 年前

The pothole problem seems beyond all Conucils and Roads Authority for some reason. It’s a ridiculous situation.

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Johnny2 年前

@SpanishDan1 Is it considered dangerous if you have to swerve into the oncoming lane to avoid a succession of potholes that if you drove through them you’d not only damage your tyres but totally knacker your car? Asking for a concerned driver in the Highlands!

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wendy calimer2 年前

Amazing the HS2 northern leg cancellation has given London boroughs 235 million to fix their potholes . Reverse Robin Hood (Robin b***ard)takes from the poor to help the rich . AGAIN

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Tim Quantrill2 年前

It's not enough to fix the potholes, you need to tackle the source of the water causing the problem and often it isn't so the road breaks up again. As usual, cuts mean councils can only afford the former, if at all, and not the latter

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UKANTIWHITE6662 年前

ANY NEWS ON THE BLACK SHOOTINGS IN BRIXTON?

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Andrew2 年前

No white person to interview..?🤔🤔

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