The Bay Area's roads are graded by condition, and on average, they score 67 out of 100, indicating many will soon need significant repairs.
Potholes caused U.S. drivers to spend an estimated $26.5 billion in 2021, largely due to vehicle damage, showcasing the heavy impact of poor road conditions.
Smaller, wealthier cities like Palo Alto and Orinda are maintaining their roads better, with scores of 83, while regions like Vallejo and Pacifica struggle with scores as low as 45.
The commission continues to aim for a pavement condition index average of 85, but achieving this goal has proven frustratingly challenging for regional jurisdictions.
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