ST. LOUIS — New data shows Missourians complain more about potholes than anyone else in the nation.
The car news site Autowise put together the map based on geotagged Twitter data in the last month. During that time, more than 20,000 Americans have tweeted about potholes.
Here are the top 10 states that complain about potholes, according to the data:
- Missouri
- Vermont
- South Dakota
- Nebraska
- Massachusetts
- Connecticut
- Rhode Island
- Kansas
- New Jersey
- West Virginia
Illinois also saw a lot of complaints but didn't break the top 10.
If you see a bad pothole, here’s who you can call to report it:
- St. Louis: 314-622-4800
- St. Louis County: 314-615-8538
- Illinois Department of Transportation: 217-782-6263
All of these organizations also have online reporting options.
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