Dear Richie: Repairing driveway potholes yourself can be challenging without heat. Heating the asphalt repair materials makes them pliable and easier to compact and stick together. Using heat is also ...

Winter has long been the arch nemesis of asphalt roads and parking lots. The freeze/thaw cycle, salt, and snow plows -- especially when combined with traffic -- wreak absolute havoc on the condition ...

Using a balance of both cold and hot patches to fill the holes to make sure the roads are safe is a difficult challenge. Hot and cold patch asphalt differs primarily in application temperature and ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Summer is the season for road trips — but it’s also when Cleveland drivers discover just how much damage winter really did. That crater you hit in June? It likely started forming ...

charleston, w.va. – The West Virginia Division of Highways (WVDOH) is taking advantage of a recent streak of warmer weather to fix potholes. In an effort named Operation R.I.P. Potholes, the West ...

SPONSORED – Asphalt Ninjas is a lightning-fast asphalt repair company based in St. Louis, known for its no-nonsense approach to pothole repair. Christina Dinkela, Owner and “Head Ninja” of Asphalt ...

Memphis Director of Development and Infrastructure John Zeanah and Public Works Director Scott Morgan hatch a schedule to ...

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. — A.J. Yelland has worked for the Wilkes-Barre Department of Public Works for seven years and has recently taken on a new full-time role. "The pothole guy," Yelland said. "Pretty ...

In order to take advantage of the plants' early openings, Indy DPW says it is mobilizing almost 170 workers for 10-hour patching shifts beginning Wednesday, Feb. 7. Residents were urged to report ...

If you found yourself dodging what appeared to be craters larger than basketballs left and right on your commute to work this week, you're not alone! Pothole season is (unfortunately) here. Here's ...

A Mississippi man fills potholes and leaves behind the message 'citizen fixed.' July 11, 2013— -- A man dubbed the "pothole Robin Hood" is under police investigation for taking asphalt from the ...

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