Fuel Duty Could Pay for Pothole Repairs

The video discusses the widespread issue of potholes and the Local Government Association's proposal to allocate 2p per litre from fuel duty for road repairs. Cyclist Darren Styles shares his experience of a severe accident caused by a pothole, highlighting the personal and financial impact. Despite some government funding, the LGA argues that it is insufficient to address the £12 billion road repair backlog. RAC patrol driver Trevor Spong explains the potential vehicle damage from potholes. The video concludes with the challenges of securing additional government funding in times of austerity.

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