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Community Road Safety
Report potholes in seconds and help make every road safer.
My Sadak lets people report pothole locations and view nearby road issues instantly. The more reports shared, the faster dangerous spots become visible and actionable.
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Report on WhatsApp
Send a pothole report in under a minute
Message us from your registered WhatsApp number with a location pin, landmark, and photo if you can. We publish the report and notify the relevant government rep.
- 1Save or open our WhatsApp number: +91 62843 65027
- 2Share your live location pin and a short description of the pothole.
- 3Add a photo if safe to do so. It helps teams prioritize fixes.
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+91 62843 65027
How it works
From WhatsApp report to local action
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Send On WhatsApp
A person sends pothole location details on WhatsApp from their registered number.
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Show On Website
The report is displayed on the website so people can see it and track road issues in their area.
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Notify The Government
We forward the report to the relevant government representative for follow up and resolution.
Why it matters
Why potholes matter beyond a bumpy ride
Small road defects become public-safety issues fast. Reporting them is one of the simplest ways your community can prevent harm.
3× risk
Accidents & injuries
Deep potholes cause two-wheeler skids, sudden braking, and loss of control, especially at night or in traffic.
Weeks
Monsoon damage
Rain widens small cracks into hazardous craters. Reporting early helps crews act before the next heavy spell.
Hours lost
Cost of delays
Damaged tyres, suspension repairs, and diverted traffic add up for families, businesses, and emergency response.
Our Impact
Every pothole reported early can prevent crashes, injuries, and loss of life.
Unsafe roads are not just inconvenient, they are dangerous. Unreported potholes contribute to bike falls, two-wheeler skids, vehicle damage, and serious traffic accidents. My Sadak helps bring these hazards into public view quickly so authorities can respond faster and communities can push for safer roads.
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High-risk potholes highlighted before they caused bigger accidents.
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Faster local issue visibility when citizens report through WhatsApp.
1 Goal
Reduce preventable road injuries and deaths by acting on pothole reports early.
Testimonials
Voices from the community
“We reported three potholes near our society gate. Within days they were on the map and marked forwarded, and our RWA finally had proof to follow up.”
“WhatsApp reporting is simple for our volunteers. The public map keeps pressure on repairs without endless phone calls.”
“As a ward coordinator, I use My Sadak to see clustered reports before site visits. It saves time and makes prioritization clearer.”
“Our lane had the same crater for months. One WhatsApp report with a pin made it visible to everyone, and repair crews showed up the next week.”
“Parents in our school group share pothole alerts before pickup time. It is the fastest way to warn families about risky stretches.”
Partners
Supported by people who care about safer roads
Working alongside municipal teams, RWAs, NGOs, and local media to turn citizen reports into visible action. Partner logos shown with permission.
MC
Municipal Corporation
Civic
RW
Resident Welfare Alliance
RWA
RS
Road Safety NGO Network
NGO
LM
Local Media Collective
Media
SC
Smart City Initiative
Program
CV
Community Volunteers
Grassroots
UM
Urban Mobility Forum
Civic
NW
Neighborhood Watch
RWA
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do I report a pothole?+
Send the location and a short message on WhatsApp from your registered number. The report is then shown on the website.
Do I need to create an account?+
No separate account is needed in this flow. Reports are accepted from registered WhatsApp numbers.
How does the issue reach local authorities?+
After a report is visible on the website, it is forwarded to the relevant government rep for follow-up.
Can I see reports from my area?+
Yes. The website displays reported potholes so residents can view nearby issues and track road safety concerns.