Tag #Road Maintenance

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UK Pothole Crisis Worsens: 50,000 Breakdowns in July

A 2.1% rise in pothole-related breakdowns to 50,000 incidents in July 2025, reversing earlier improvements and costing an estimated £16.8 billion to repair, highlights the ongoing pothole crisis despite government funding increases and repair campaigns, with heatwaves exacerbating the problem.

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dailymail.co.uk
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Self-Healing Asphalt Offers Solution to Britain's Pothole Crisis

British scientists have created a self-healing asphalt using recycled cooking oil to combat the £14.4 billion annual pothole crisis, potentially saving billions, reducing roadworks, and improving safety after 61 deaths and 1199 serious injuries in the last 7 years due to potholes.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
sueddeutsche.de
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Baden-Württemberg Ready for Winter

German authorities in Baden-Württemberg are well prepared for the upcoming winter with sufficient supplies, modern technology, and a coordinated approach among government agencies.

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Severe Deterioration of Spanish Roads Requires €13.5 Billion in Repairs

A 2024 report by the Spanish Association of Roads finds 54,373 kilometers of Spain's roads in severe disrepair, requiring €13.491 billion in repairs; the deterioration is attributed to insufficient maintenance and rising costs, impacting safety and fuel consumption.

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Self-Healing Road Surface Reduces Pothole Damage Costs

Scientists created a self-healing bitumen that repairs cracks within an hour, reducing pothole damage costs (UK: £579 million in 2024) and extending road lifespan by 30%; the technology uses plant spores and recycled oils, with machine learning aiding development.

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