Fife

176 hazards found, displaying on 6 pages (click column headings to sort).

IDsort iconAddedHA Ref.RoadDescriptionStatus
6790014 May 2012Scottish Water valve cover sunk 60mm below level of road. Pothole around cover 100mm deep by 80 mm wideReported
6718530 Apr 2012A 921Surface broken up owing to wear and heavy trafficReported
6718430 Apr 2012A 921Dropped drain, close to where cyclists go - deep. Been repaired several times over the years.Reported
6660918 Apr 2012Cover off lamppost electricsReported
660933 Apr 2012An enormous pothole!Reported
6540116 Mar 2012Queensferry rdComing off the Rosyth admiralty roundabout, and into Queensferry Road - there are about a half dozen pot holes and cracks within 50 metres. The rest of the road was resurfaced recenty, and its grea…Reported
6514111 Mar 2012Church StEdge of drain has approx 6 by 8inch hole, 4-7nch deepReported
6514011 Mar 2012A921Drain on carriagway when heading frmo Aberdour to Burntsland broken edges and sunkReported
6513911 Mar 2012A921sunken drain at entrance to roundabout heading east on A921 at junction to turn off into hillendReported
650559 Mar 2012rumdewanroad breaking up at the corner. a long gulley along the side of the road up to the bus stop/speed bump is also disappearingReported
650549 Mar 2012north streetroad surface is disintegrating along a seam.Reported
647803 Mar 2012Forth Avedrain sinking into roadReported
647652 Mar 2012A92pothole in line with wheel line as heading up road, causes drivers to swerve slightly left or right to avoid it.Reported
647331 Mar 2012pothole frequently appears, as it has again, at the junction at the top end of Mid Street where it joins Cupar road a914..Reported
6444423 Feb 2012B936pothole.Reported
6426619 Feb 2012B923surface of road beaking up, loose chippings and ruts means that tramlining and braking distance is impairedReported
6426519 Feb 2012A909 Cowdenbeath Roadsunken drain at side of road when heading out of BurntislandReported
6426419 Feb 2012A909long sections of deep rutting on corner, various potholes around the corner areaReported
6406613 Feb 2012Ladybank Roadpothole on opposite side of road from traffic calming island.Reported
6400011 Feb 2012melville roadpothole that has recently become quite large. is on exit of drive from a house plus busses use this road. a series of poorly filled in potholes exist at the same location, one of which i now drive ar…Reported
6312519 Jan 2012A9192 potholes opened up plus rest of road surface in near vicinity is disintegratingReported
6301616 Jan 2012A919PotholeReported
6287611 Jan 2012A876Broken glass on shared use path adjacent to main road, and also some debris on the side/in the gutter of the roadReported
626927 Jan 2012Pothole 70mm deep and 300mm round Reported
626185 Jan 2012City Road (A915)Big pothole just before the traffic lightsReported
6089224 Oct 2011B891 Hope StreetSignificant amount of gravel and sand on the shared use path which is mandatory use for cyclists heading to Inverkeithing. This is now dangerous in the dark and/or rain. The path shows no sign of …Reported
6032125 Sep 2011Glen Moriston DrivePot hole - road surface breaking upReported
5970027 Aug 2011Cowdenbeath road from / to BurntislandPotholes and extremely rutted corner section of road extending to approximately 40 metres in length. This section of road is in such a poor state of repair that it is extremely hazardous to cyclists …Reported
5961824 Aug 2011B9236 to 10 ich pothole, approx 5-8nch deep, at around 2/3ft from edge road, hit almost everytimeReported
5957923 Aug 2011at the top end off the street in quarry brae the road surface is terrible, there is holes everywhere and loose chipping.Reported

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