What Should I Do If the Pothole Is on a Road Hull Doesn’t Maintain?

AI Summary

If you discover a pothole on a road that Hull City Council doesn’t maintain, such as private roads or certain trunk roads (like the A63 or A1033), the responsibility falls to the owner or the relevant authority, like National Highways.

Here's what to do if the pothole is on a road Hull does not maintain:

Road Type Action Required Contact Method
Private Roads Report to the road owner Hull will attempt to contact them
A63/A1033 Trunk Roads Contact National Highways Call: 03001 235 000 <br> Email: info@nationalhighways.co.uk

For further assistance with reporting a pothole, you can use the form on the Hull council website.

Sources

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

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