Nobody likes potholes, but it often seems that they’re one of those hardships we just have to put up with until they get almost impassable ... after all, it’s a big deal to send out a road crew who ...

According to data supplied by the city, the machine is typically in use for between 40 and 80 days a year. It was out of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It’s pothole season in town and they’re all over, and you try to swerve around them — if you see them — but can’t avoid them and ...

In May, Python Manufacturing, Regina, Canada, sent the first Python 5000+ Pothole Patcher to Europe. The Python 5000+ is a self-propelled pothole patcher that uses standard asphalt mixes to produce ...

The Python 5000 is a one-person operated pothole patcher that can permanently repair the average pothole in about two minutes. Uses all standard hot or cold asphalt mixes Can be driven to the work ...

The innovative vehicle is being deployed by a handful of US councils overwhelmed with the cost of patching up holes in the road. New York has just released a Python in a bid to save time and money.