It would be more than 10 years and hundreds of millions of pounds to the "Crisis" take fix on England and Wales roads, according to an annual survey of road-building group the asphalt Industry Alliance (AIA).
The Alliance ALARM survey for 2009 a total deficit in the street found structural budget of ?861 millions, and says that the Councils in England (except London) need to delete one estimated 13 years to their backlog of repairs.
Wales set this number at 15.6 years, while for London 10.7 years.
And responses from local authority Highways Departments suggest that everything in a "catch the fixing" program each local authority in England ?58. 2 million cost würde.Die corresponding number for London authorities is ?38. 3 m and ?22. 3 million for any advice in Wales.
Despite the overwhelming amount of work, the survey found still needed that close to one million potholes last year at a price of ?63. 2 million filled were.
However, praised the survey not considerations that take the costs for the establishment of the rash of potholes of February's unusually cold weather - caused but the AIA response of Councils on this challenge.
Chairman Mike Linley said that the problems were caused by "historical underfunding", that recently it no "Significant commitment was to stop the Red" Add.
Transport spokesperson of the local Government Association, town councillor David Sparks, said that to keep the local authorities are not able to "Spiral costs" the conservation of roads were.
"The situation of ' no win no fee deteriorated lawyers, almost half of the budget maintenance are street food," he added.
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