potholes

Here are some things to think about as you open the sunroof and roll down the windows this spring.

Drivers in New Jersey face a costly problem with potholes, enduring vehicle damage averaging $600 per repair.

I think everyone knows a few areas where we have a pothole that we avoid so we don't smash our cars.

Buffalo crews are currently working to fill the potholes around Western New York, but there’s a few streets we hope they don't forget about.

It is pothole season in New York State and you can get money if your car is damaged in New York State.

New Jersey is the diner capital of the world, we're also the pizza capital, and we may also be the pothole capital of the world, too. But now it's easier than ever to report potholes in New Jersey.

The weather this year is going to make for a very rough time on the Philadelphia roadways.

New Jersey is SUPER Trypophobic. More than anyone in the United States, in fact. What are we most afraid of? You won't believe it.

To get a handle on the potholes formed over the past few months, crews will hit state and interstate highways during daytime hours.

It's one of the most cringe-worthy moments while driving on New Jersey's roads — going over a pothole you never saw coming.