Citroen demands compulsory AI to fix Britain’s pothole crisis and save billions

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Citroën have called on the Government to make using AI compulsory to fix Britain's pothole crisis and save billions of pounds on repairs.The car brand's new report – The Better Roads Manifesto – says it should be compulsory for road inspections to be completed with artificial intelligence software that is already available.The plan also calls for the introduction of a five-year plan for road funding, strengthening legislation to create a national standard for road repairs, holding utility companies to account for poor repairs, developing a road cleaning strategy to clear dangerous debris, and creating a volunteer workforce.The UK is estimated to have over a million potholes, with the Government setting aside £1.6 billion to fix roads until the of the year.

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But that's less than the £1.8bn driver's spent repairing pothole damage to their cars in 2025.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Managing Director of Citroën UK, Greg Taylor, told GB News: "It's not really acceptable in 2026 that we...

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