Save a life, repair those roads correctly

I am a pensioner and unfortunately the road that leads to home is not paved with good intentions; in fact, there is very little road left!

The craters are so big that one could get a day’s supply of water in them. All the people that use this road need cars, so therefore, pay road tax.

Why, when we don’t have very much of a road? Due to the road’s width, or lack of, the position of these potholes, and they are very large, makes this a tenuous situation, that if not addressed, will culminate in someone having a fatal accident. Do we have to have a death before the council decides to do something about it?