You can report potholes in Cambridgeshire directly to Cambridgeshire County Council using their online highways fault reporting tool. Dangerous potholes should be phoned in immediately. Click 

How to report a pothole in Cambridgeshire

1. Use the official Cambridgeshire County Council reporting tool

• The council asks residents to report non‑dangerous potholes through their online map-based system.

• You zoom in on the map, drop a pin on the exact location, and complete a short form.

• You can upload a photo and add details such as approximate depth (helpful for prioritisation).

• Reports are assessed within 10 working days.

2. Reporting dangerous potholes (urgent hazards)

• If the pothole poses an immediate danger to road users, the council provides separate emergency guidance and asks you to report it as a highways emergency.

3. If the pothole is on a major road (motorways or some A‑roads)

• These are managed by National Highways, not the county council.

• You can report via their 24‑hour line or email.

5. Helpful tips when reporting

• Provide the road name, nearest postcode, and precise location.

• Add a photo if safe to do so.

• Avoid stepping into the road to measure or photograph the defect.