Report potholes via app, motorists advised


Amirudin announced in the state assembly last November that 37,130 reports on potholes were on roads maintained by local councils and 10,219 were on federal roads. — Filepic

SELANGOR government and mobile navigation app Waze are in collaboration to identify potholes in the state so repairs can be done immediately.

State local government, public transport and new village development committee chairman Ng Sze Han is encouraging motorists who use the app to report potholes they see during their journey.

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