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pothole

[pot-hohl] / ˈpɒtˌhoʊl /


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Devon County Council said about 50 teams were dealing with a backlog of nearly 2,900 pothole repairs.

From BBC

But weaker than expected demand for EVs means that for now Hungary’s big green bet has hit a pothole.

From The Wall Street Journal

As ever, the reference company made its choice well after the term became as common as potholes on a neglected road.

From Salon

He learned his lesson about a decade ago, when a pothole blew out one of his shocks near an entrance to the 2 Freeway, costing him about $2,500 to repair.

From Los Angeles Times

Drivers in England will be able to see how local authorities are tackling roads riddled with potholes via a new mapping tool and traffic light rating system.

From BBC