Spring has arrived, bringing with it the annual challenge of pothole season. These road hazards develop through a complex process that begins months before they become visible to drivers.

It’s hard not to notice all the detours of late in Manteca between work on the 120/99 connector, new development, and city ...

You know the sound. You know the feeling. That dreaded jolt as your car hits a pothole. These road hazards don’t just slow you down—they drain your wallet.How Potholes FormPotholes start with ...

The project spans from the highway’s intersection with LA 35 to its eastern junction with LA 694. Work will include drainage ...

“Moisture is the natural enemy of pavement,” Reno said. Crews patched 41,941 potholes in 2024, which was an 11.5% increase from 2023. Reno expects this number to increase again in 202 ...

Proponents point out that it’s a more natural and environmentally friendly way to filter rainwater into the ground.

Aberdeen Avenue in Hamilton tops CAA’s Worst Roads for a second year, with over 2,400 roads nominated across Ontario in the 2024 campaign.

The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration has started improving approximately 3,400 lane miles ...

Baltimore has an ambitious plan to repave streets and fix potholes across the city. The Baltimore City Department of ...

Monday, ARDOT says. They patched five locations Tuesday, continued concrete patching Wednesday and expect to finish Thursday, ...

Potholes form in pavement that already contains small cracks and divots, some visible and others not. During fall and summer, water seeps into these tiny openings. When winter arrives, this ...

Let's take *** look at how potholes form. It all starts with water. Rain seeps into the cracks in the road. When temperatures drop, that rainwater freezes, expands, and pushes the pavement apart.