The UK is facing a severe road maintenance crisis, with government data showing an increase in roads needing repairs over the past five years. This deterioration is impacting motorists financially, potentially costing them thousands annually. The RAC Pothole Index reported a 20% rise in pothole-related breakdowns in late 2024, especially affecting drivers in rural areas. Vehicle damage from potholes can lead to repairs averaging £460. Fortunately, the government has allocated £1.6 billion to address potholes and an extra £4.8 billion for busy roads maintenance, aiming for significant improvements.
The UK's roads are in a dire state, with government data indicating increased maintenance needs, costing motorists potentially thousands each year.
Pothole-related breakdowns increased by 20% in late 2024, significantly affecting rural drivers who face higher risks of vehicular damage.
Potholes pose serious risks to vehicles, leading to costly repairs averaging around £460; drivers can sometimes claim compensation for damages.
The UK government has allocated £1.6bn for local pothole crisis management and an additional £4.8bn for maintenance of busy roadways.
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