potholes

Drivers in New Bedford can file pothole damage claims with the city, but Massachusetts law limits recovery for road defects. Here’s how the claim process works.

Potholes. Potholes. Potholes. If you live in an area that sees a drastic swing in temperatures, by the time the spring season rolls around, you're likely knee (or tire) deep in pesky potholes. Based on social media, there is nothing Massachusetts residents like to complain about more, but unfortunately in New England, it's just a way of life...

Every one of us who ventures out onto the roads on a daily basis gets to play the game of "Guess How Deep That Pothole Is?"

Kevin Martin's frustration led him to fill up potholes with potting soil and tiny Christmas trees.

"Paving for Pizza" is filling potholes, cracks, and bumps on streets so you can get your pizza in one piece - or 8, perfect, not-bounced-around slices.

What do potholes, New Bedford, and Friendly's have in Common? Answer: A new ice cream flavor at Friendly's.

NEW BEDFORD - Tired of swerving to avoid potholes on New Bedford streets? Mayor Jon Mitchell says the City is beginning a program to invest $1 million a year for five years to be used for the complete reconstruction of New Bedford's most damaged streets...

New Bedford City workers have been hard at work filling the potholes caused by a record-setting winter, and they'll likely be doing that for much of this year. Mayor Jon Mitchell says since the snow has stopped, City crews have filled nearly 7,000 potholes in City streets...

After an incredibly snowy winter, potholes are popping up everywhere (popping down?). So is there relief in the future?

Look familiar?  I'm sure it does.  You've probably seen (and driven over) more potholes this winter, than you care to in a lifetime.