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NewsDesk MC May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 Bristol City Council, Budget Pressures, climate change, Councils, Department for Transport, Highway Maintenance, Highways, infrastructure, Local Authorities, local government, Potholes, public infrastructure, Public Spending, RAC, Road Maintenance, Road Repairs, road safety, Tags: Bristol, transport, transport policy, UK politics, united kingdom, Weather Impact, YouGov

Britain’s Pothole Crisis Deepens as Councils Struggle With £18.6 Billion Repair Backlog

“We just don’t have enough money to do anything other than keep the network roughly safe, rather than actually fixing

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Self-driving taxis move closer to London debut as trials test complex urban conditions

“ “Autonomous vehicles must interpret human behavior in real time and operate within complex urban systems, where safety, cost, and