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There's an app for that http://www.streetbump.org/about http://www.streetbump.org/about

• keehun 11y ago
  That seems like a good idea but a slight overkill. Why not allow the residents to submit specific location info/pictures of potholes? I wouldn't want to send the city of Boston every car trip I take--especially since I usually do my best to drive around potholes and then it wouldn't be registered in the app.
  • oplav 11y ago
    I think in many US cities, you can call 311 for city services, which include reporting potholes.
    • slavik81 11y ago
      In Calgary there's a 311 app that let's you take a GPS-tagged photo, attach a note, and open a ticket with the city.
• ToastyMallows 11y ago
  You can also report potholes on Waze. Some city governments actively follow Waze [0], so it would be easy for people to report potholes, and the government to watch and see where they need to be filled. [0] http://www.wkyt.com/home/headlines/Kentucky-Transportation-Cabinet-Waze-team-up-287835411.html http://www.wkyt.com/home/headlines/Kentucky-Transportation-C...