Pothole Crisis Hits Cities as Patching Proves Inadequate
The piece surveys widespread pothole eruptions across the United States, with New York City and Boston reporting record fills. Experts warn that patching delays must give way to preventive maintenance and higher funding, citing ASCE and TRIP figures, and noting advances in materials and equipment.
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Michigan State University
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Oregon Department of Transportation
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Haas
Nottingham Trent University
University of Nottingham
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Robert Sinclair
American Automobile Association
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Manhattan
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