Anand Mahindra Has A Quick Solution To Repair Pot Holes In Minutes, See How

There can be no doubting the severity of the pothole problem. They have been an ongoing issue throughout India. The pothole issue is a persistent nightmare from which there seems to be no escape for road users in India.

Every week, local, national, and television news outlets report on the tremendous damage potholes are doing to automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles, leading to numerous insurance claims, severe injuries, and, in some cases, fatalities.

Many have sprung to the fore to handle the issue in a unique way, as Indians are having a difficult time on city streets due to severe rainfall and an ever-increasing quantity of potholes. However, almost all of them are not permanent ways to erase them from the root. Many solutions also cost a lot.

Every year, an additional amount of the budget is set aside for the maintenance and repair of deteriorating roads and potholes. The scenario goes bad and out of control during the rain.

But this time, Mahindra & Mahindra CEO Anand Mahindra has made a recommendation that might help the government save millions, even billions, of dollars. Although he frequently posts motivational videos to his social media page, earning him celebrity-like notoriety there, his most recent concept will wow you with its uniqueness.

This is a method that not only helps the government save money but also a crucial time while producing outstanding outcomes

With the help of references from another country, Anand Mahindra discovered a method to quickly fix potholes on major roads and highways. Anand uploaded a video on August 3 demonstrating how new technology might make the grueling process of patching potholes easier. In a tweet, he stated:

I’d say this is an innovation that’s essential for India. Some building/construction material company needs to either emulate this or collaborate with this firm and get it out here pronto!

I’d say this is an innovation that’s essential for India. Some building/construction material company needs to either emulate this or collaborate with this firm and get it out here pronto! pic.twitter.com/LkrAwIOP1x

— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) August 3, 2022

The idea that he shared went viral on Twitter within seconds, and lots of people are now asking the government to implement this technique. However, no one knows much about it.

So, here are some details about this new technology:

Does “American Road Patch” really solve our pothole problem?

Potholes become waterproof thanks to the American Road Patch, which is discussed in the video shared by Anand Mahindra. High-quality asphalt, polymer, and geosynthetic fiberglass are used to construct the road patch.

The patch provides a watertight barrier when it is put on roadways, filling up cracks and potholes. The patch may be applied to both asphalt and concrete road surfaces thanks to the adhesive backing. The company asserts that this is far superior to conventional road repair methods and offers a long-lasting fix for potholes and fractures in roadways.

Saint-Gobain Adfors is now selling American Road Patch’s patented technology in the United States and Canada. This technology can be used to repair potholes, preserve concrete cracks, seal manhole surrounds, seal utility cuts, fill low spots, repair uneven bridge joints, repair speed bumps, and more.

It may be utilized by public works departments (PWDs), airports, commercial paving businesses, property management, and others.

Anand Mahindra’s solution video received mixed reactions from the netizens on Twitter. Let’s have a look at a few of them:

Mr.Mahindra the problem here is not of innovation. When an expressway is damaged just after 5 days of PM of the country inaugurating it, then we need to fix the primary problem first.

— Manoj Payal (@ManojPayal12) August 3, 2022

Iske liye tender hoga .
Fir thekedar iska gum kha jayega😅aur vo paise kaha jayega ye batane ka jarurat nai apne ko.🙈

— DEV GUPTA (@Devgupt50298778) August 3, 2022

Sir, in many places India has potholes the size of football fields.
There are roads in potholes, rather than the other way around.

But still we should hope for the best..

— Kunal Bhatia (@kunalbhatia123) August 3, 2022

Will this work here?😂 pic.twitter.com/wKb8xSPLF5

— rAJ🥀 (@iamrjstark) August 3, 2022

Agree over here on the solution, however situation in India’s most of the places is worst. Such solution will work on small path holes, not where the key road base itself is missing. If the contractor work properly, we may not face such issues.

— Chetan Sakha (@csakha) August 3, 2022

Now, we just have to wait for our government’s reaction to it.