Sometimes, you can’t avoid a pothole until it’s too late. Consumer Reports breaks down the impact and provides tips to protect your wallet.

Potholes are an unavoidable part of driving in New York, and they don’t just make for a bumpy ride—they can lead to serious (and expensive) damage to your car. In fact, a AAA survey found that 1 ...

Conde says if you can’t avoid a pothole, try to drive through it straight and slow. Never swerve into another lane to avoid a pothole. Highway districts try to fill potholes as soon as they can, but ...

Was your car damaged by a pothole on New Jersey's roads? Here's how you can file a claim form or report potholes around the ...

Dan warned that driving too quickly over potholes can result in ... suspension and steering - are interlinked. Even if a car is driveable after hitting a pothole, the impact may have compromised ...

A 23-year-old man, Rakshit Ravish Chaurasia, who was involved in a fatal car ... been driving at a speed of 50 km/h when the crash occurred. He claimed that the accident was caused by potholes ...

So when a car goes over that bump that was left behind, then that’s what creates the pothole,” she said. Dontje said staff from the road commission are out doing their best to make your drive ...

You could be driving down the road ... avoid them, go over them slow, try to do right by your car." People are encouraged to report potholes via the SYRCityline app or by calling 315-448-CITY.