Potholes

Driving on pothole-riddled roads costs each Michigan motorist an average of $370 a year, and the average pothole repair can run even higher

Potholes damage so many cars and trucks and the expense can be huge. Can you get reimbursed for that expense?

Michigan potholes can be so bad that Michigan residents will actually replace the word 'spring' with the term 'pothole season.'

This might come as a surprise to some but Michigan has some issues when it comes to potholes.

There are nothing, if not two constants in the state of Michigan - Potholes and Construction Cones. But which are there MORE of?

Auto insurance is expensive in Michigan, but some of the largest expenses we have aren't covered and are costing us massively out of pocket.

Michigan has found a way to lower gas prices for the average Michigander by suspending the federal gas tax for six months. Unfortunately, half of that federal gas tax is used for pothole repair in Michigan. Eager to ease the pain at the pump, the state Senate passed a bill to pause the gas tax for six months, saving Michiganders about 27 cents per gallon, but there is a potential problem... Read M

The science behind "pothole season" in Michigan doesn't make it better. These newly formed craters at this local shopping center aren't helping either.

If you live in Michigan then you've been a victim of the legendary potholes that plague our streets, but the governor has issued a new plan to finally help combat that. I've damaged countless tires and ruined my car's wheel alignment over and over again, thanks to these Michigan roads...

Leading to the popular "How Do I Avoid the Toll?" game.