What Should I Do If the Pothole Is Causing an Immediate Hazard?

AI Summary

If the pothole is causing an immediate hazard, you should report it to the council right away. Hull City Council will inspect the reported defect within 5 working days to assess the safety risk and determine when to repair it.

Here's how you can report the issue:

Step Action
1. Report the defect Complete the online form
2. Provide details Include a detailed description and the location of the pothole
3. Wait for inspection The council will inspect within 5 working days

If you find that the pothole poses a serious risk to safety, you might also want to alert local emergency services if necessary.

Sources

Report road and pavement defects Report road and pavement defects Department for Transport Pothole Action Fund Department for Transport Pothole Action Fund

Related questions

What information do I need to include in the report? How long will it take for the pothole to be repaired? What if the council does not respond within 5 working days? Can I request updates on the repair status?

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