How do I report a pothole in Canada?

Visit RoadRot.ca, tap the map where the pothole is located, rate its severity, optionally upload a photo, and submit. Your report is anonymous and free. You can also report potholes to your municipality by calling 311.

How do I report a pothole in Cape Breton (CBRM)?

You can report potholes in CBRM on RoadRot.ca by pinning the location on the map, or by calling CBRM 311. RoadRot.ca tracks reports publicly so your community can confirm and prioritize the worst roads in Cape Breton.

How do I report a pothole in Halifax?

Report Halifax potholes on RoadRot.ca by pinning the location on the map, or call Halifax 311. RoadRot.ca allows community confirmation and photo uploads to build evidence for road repairs.

How do I report a pothole in Nova Scotia?

For municipal roads in Nova Scotia, report potholes on RoadRot.ca or call your local 311 service. For provincial highways and 100-series roads, call 511. RoadRot.ca covers all roads across Nova Scotia.

Is RoadRot free to use?

Yes, RoadRot.ca is 100% free. No account needed, no signup required. Report potholes anonymously from any device.

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RoadRot.ca

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Canada's roads are falling apart. RoadRot is a free, crowdsourced pothole map that lets Canadians report, confirm, and track road damage — putting public pressure on the cities and provinces responsible for fixing them.

How It Works

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Tap the map where you see a pothole. Add severity, photos, and details.

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See a pothole you've hit? Confirm it. More reports = higher priority. Your GPS helps pinpoint the exact spot.

Share pothole links on social media. Public visibility puts pressure on cities to act.

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RoadRot collects pothole locations and optional display names. Your IP address is used only for rate limiting and is not stored permanently. Photos are reviewed before publishing. We do not sell or share any data. Email addresses, if provided, are used only for fix notifications.

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RoadRot.ca — Report Potholes Across Canada

RoadRot.ca is Canada's free crowdsourced pothole reporting map. Report potholes in your city, upload photos, and let your community confirm them. Track which roads need repair and hold your municipality accountable.

Report Potholes in Cape Breton (CBRM)

Report potholes in Sydney, Glace Bay, North Sydney, Sydney Mines, New Waterford, Dominion, Louisbourg, and all CBRM communities. Cape Breton roads suffer from harsh winters, freeze-thaw cycles, and aging infrastructure. RoadRot.ca helps CBRM residents document road damage and push for repairs. You can also report potholes to CBRM by calling 311.

Report Potholes in Nova Scotia

Report potholes in Halifax, Dartmouth, Bedford, Sydney, Truro, New Glasgow, Antigonish, Bridgewater, Yarmouth, Kentville, Amherst, and across Nova Scotia. For municipal roads, use RoadRot.ca or call 311. For provincial highways and 100-series roads, call 511. Nova Scotia's Department of Public Works maintains provincial roads while municipalities handle local streets.

Report Potholes in New Brunswick

Report potholes in Fredericton, Saint John, Moncton, Dieppe, Miramichi, Bathurst, Edmundston, and across New Brunswick. NB roads face severe winter damage. Use RoadRot.ca to map and track potholes in your community.

Report Potholes in Ontario

Report potholes in Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton, London, Kitchener, Waterloo, Windsor, Sudbury, Thunder Bay, Barrie, Oshawa, and across Ontario. Ontario municipalities use 311 services for pothole reporting. RoadRot.ca provides a public, community-verified map that holds cities accountable.

Report Potholes in Quebec

Report potholes in Montreal, Quebec City, Laval, Gatineau, Longueuil, Sherbrooke, Trois-Rivières, and across Quebec. Montreal is known for some of the worst road conditions in Canada. Use RoadRot.ca to document and share pothole locations.

Report Potholes in Western Canada

Report potholes in Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Regina, Victoria, Kelowna, and across Western Canada. Prairie cities face extreme freeze-thaw damage while BC coastal cities deal with rain-related road deterioration.

How to Report a Pothole

Reporting a pothole on RoadRot.ca is free and takes seconds. Tap the map where the pothole is, rate its severity from 1-5, optionally snap a photo, and submit. No account or signup required. Your community can confirm reports and add photos. Track the worst roads in your city with our city report cards and worst roads rankings.

Pothole Damage Claims in Canada

If your vehicle is damaged by a pothole, document the location, take photos, and report it to your municipality. In most Canadian cities you can file a claim through 311 or your municipal website. RoadRot.ca reports provide timestamped, community-verified evidence that can support damage claims.

Why Potholes Form

Potholes form when water seeps into cracks in the road surface. During Canadian winters, this water freezes and expands, breaking the asphalt apart. Traffic then wears away the weakened surface, creating holes that grow over time. Spring thaw is the worst season for potholes across Canada, particularly in Atlantic Canada, Quebec, Ontario, and the Prairies.

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