She went to the council to claim compensation but was told there would be a six month wait to hear back 😟
A Glasgow mum has encountered double trouble with potholes which punctured her tyres costing her over £300.
Due to the damage done to her tyres this led, Kavita to call her work, let her boss know and call in sick. This then led to a four hour wait for a emergency vehicle to tow her car to the nearest garage which cost her £170 for a new wheel. The resident now of Paisley, said: "I have had issues with everything involving potholes as they are ruining my life and unfortunately it has led me to avoid them like a drunk driver. I have had to have my eyes on the road instead of watching cars in front of me, that is how bad it is now."
She received an automatic email in return that informed her that she would need to wait six months for a response from the council. A spokesman for the council said: “Potholes can develop at any time and are directly influenced by environmental factors such as ice, rain and the volume of traffic.
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