Potholes are more than just a nuisance—they’re a safety hazard and a costly issue for road authorities.
As pothole season sweeps across Canada, it’s the perfect time to revisit proven strategies for road repair. Published in 2019 by the Transportation Association of Canada (TAC), Best Practices for Pothole Repairs in Canada offers timely, practical guidance on repairing potholes effectively, reducing long-term maintenance costs, and enhancing road safety. Check out this valuable resource to keep our roads in top shape this season!
What’s Inside?
The guide offers:
- Effective repair techniques for different road surfaces
- Seasonal strategies for both short-term and long-term fixes
- Considerations for how to evaluate and select patching products
- Insights and best practices from Canadian and international road authorities
Available in print and e-book formats, the guide is priced at $99 for TAC members and $129 for non-members. Get the Best Practices for Pothole Repairs in Canada → Guide
Free Webinar Recording
A webinar delivered in 2019 by David Hein, P.Eng., lead author of the TAC guide, covered key topics including:
- The primary causes of potholes and how to prevent them
- The role of pavement preservation and maintenance in preventing potholes
- Testing methods for repair materials
- Best practices for long-lasting repairs
Watch the free webinar recording →
