NEW JERSEY – Snow melt and changes in temperature makes springtime one of the worst for potholes – ultimately costing drivers hundreds of dollars in damages.
Even a seemingly small pothole can produce a surprisingly great amount of damage. According to AAA, American drivers spend nearly $3 billion a year fixing car damage caused by potholes.
Quotewizrd found that New Jersey ranks 9th when it comes to the worst pothole problems.
To determine where potholes are most prevalent, Quotewizard’s team analyzed Google search statistics over the last year.
Key Findings for New Jersey:
- Ranks 9th worst for potholes
- Drivers between 35 and 44 hit the most potholes
- Nationally, the average pothole repair bill is $306
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