Britain’s pothole crisis has been laid bare with new figures suggesting motorists now pay £3.3billion in repair damages annually.
There are claimed to be one million potholes in the UK and if a driver is unlucky enough to damage their car, they face a £341 cost to rectify.
Common repair issues include suspension damage, misaligned tracking and blown tyres.
And a study by Censuswide for Close Brothers Motor Finance suggests some areas have it far worse than others.
West Midlands came out top with 33 per cent of motorists claiming their vehicle has been damaged by a pothole in the last year, with the
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