The Storms Brought (A Lot) More Potholes. Here’s How To Get Money Back If Your Car Is Damaged
These asphalt craters are some of the most annoying parts about driving, and they can be costly. Here’s what to do if you come across them:L.A. city and unincorporated areas of the county rely on us to report potholes. So if you see one, you should definitely let them know. Once they’re aware, a pothole could be filled in a matter of days.
When former mayor Eric Garcetti was in office, he directed the street services bureau to shorten its turnaround time to five days, but Stern says they’ve become even faster. As of last Tuesday, Stern said about 812 of the city’s reported potholes had been filled already. “It’s actually two days for us to get to a pothole, for us to receive information about it and to fill it,” Stern said. The L.A. County response is also a 48-hour turnaround.
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