Investigating
Multiple pot holes on crossing
Reported via mobile in the Pothole category anonymously at 18:36, Wednesday 19 March 2025
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council less than a minute later
There are multiple pot holes on this humped crossing. Some are where previous patch repairs have failed. Vehicles now have to zig zag to try and reduce the risk of damage. This results in danger to pedestrians as they can zig zag onto the pavement or onto the opposite side of the road. The crossing needs the whole hump being replaced. When the hump was installed the hump was too steep and it was regraded and I suspect that started the process of deterioration. It doesn't help that the drainage (reported on multiple occasions) on either side of the crossing resulting in freeze thaw action on surface. I have taken 6 photos of the issues on the crossing and as the fixmystreet will accept only 3 on each fault I will put the other 3 on a separate fault.
To resolve
Remove the hump and install a new one. Reline the crossing and approach. Sort out the drains with side of the crossing
Council ref: ENQ251042326
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Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 18:36, Wednesday 19 March 2025
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Potholes are now getting really deep and causing damage to vehicles please sort!
Posted anonymously at 18:59, Thursday 27 March 2025
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Multiple potholes getting worse and deeper Now end of March still not sorted. Some were previously filled in months ago but only lasted a few weeks before breaking up again. Needs repairing properly and resurfacing not just patching up
Posted anonymously at 15:08, Monday 31 March 2025
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Really dangerous now. The crossing is covered in potholes that can’t be avoided; I’ve seen cars swerving dangerously. There’s also potholes on the edge of the hump, so no matter how slowly you drive over the hump, you can feel damage to your tyres when you leave! Needs a full re-do.
Posted anonymously at 07:12, Wednesday 2 April 2025