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- Potholes, landslides, and road debris: Who pays for the . . .
The short answer is yes, but the process doesn’t usually favour the claimant For example, the City of Toronto says it’s not responsible for damage to your vehicle if it’s met the “ Minimum Maintenance Standards for Highways in the City of Toronto ” (MMS)
- A Driver Says City Is Responsible For Pothole Damage
When it comes to motor vehicle accidents or insurance claims, it makes sense to ask what kind of liability a city may have for damage resulting from road conditions A recent decision from the Provincial Court of Alberta allows us to look at how liability is assigned in such situations
- Claim to the City for Property Damage Suffered by a Pothole
What is the responsibility of a city or municipality towards a citizen who has suffered damage to his vehicle caused by potholes? Here is a short guide on claims against cities in such a situation
- Are Cities Responsible for Pothole Damage? - LegalClarity
Successfully claiming damages from a city requires more than just showing your car was damaged by a pothole The primary challenge is proving the government had “notice” of the specific hazard and a reasonable amount of time to fix it but failed to do so
- Your client’s vehicle is damaged by a massive pothole. Is it . . .
In short, pothole damage is covered under optional auto insurance policies and the city can be held liable, but it’s very difficult to be successful in a pothole damage claim against the
- We asked the City of Calgary whos responsible for pothole damage
In 2024 alone, the City filled 37,850 potholes on city streets But despite these efforts, potholes remain a major hazard for drivers Recently, a Calgarian shared a photo of the damage to their vehicle, which they claimed was caused by a pothole at 96th Ave NE and Airport Tr NE
- Pothole loophole: Why the city almost never pays for car . . .
The City of Ottawa officially offers to do its best to compensate drivers for pothole-related damage to their vehicles, but drivers complain — and the city acknowledges — it is difficult or even rare to get reimbursed So, how do you file a claim and is it even worth the effort?
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