I blame the schools, and the parents.

Really?


Ignore Hitlertongue

It's pretty simple explained... Water runs trough small cracks underneath the spot where the pothole will occur. Water expands in Volumina when freezing... this breaks the cracks wider open. When the ice is molten there is nothing that can hold the weight of the cars anymore.
Car drives on the weak spot.
This kills the asphalt.

yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees!

I live in South Florida. Explain my potholes, Mr. Wizard!

was about to say that haaha

warm days and cold nights put strain on the road

Water gets into cracks in the ground, freezes in winter causing it to expand, then melts, then freezes and expands more and more as more water gets in speeding up the process, and eventually you have a pothole.

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Because FJ has a tendency to automatically delete links.

It never happens to me and I never see anyone other than anons get their links deleted

constant erosion of the ground under the asphalt, which causes it to become hallow and fall in on itself, forming potholes.
Or, water simply cools, expanding slightly, but over time it will have the same effect.

...well that makes sense... i honestly once thought (this was a couple years ago btw) that people just had a mental condition that caused them to get a pickaxe and go out in the middle of the night and dig a pothole...yeah..i was pretty gullible