Transport Ministry to address potholes via app
November 2, 2018
The Public Works and Transport Ministry on Wednesday announced that it will launch a mobile application for residents throughout the Kingdom to report road damage.

The announcement was made during the launch of a truck driving school on the same day by Transport Minister Sun Chanthol, who said that the ministry is now preparing “Road Care”, a mobile application that residents can utilise to report potholes by taking a picture and sending it to the ministry.

“People can install the app on their mobile phone and take a picture of the pothole and send it to the ministry,” Mr Chanthol said. “The new app is almost ready, we hope by next month, or the end of the year it will be finished and ready for launch.”

He added that the mobile application will have a feature to display reported potholes in red on a digital map.

The ministry will then come and inspect the reported pothole and mark it yellow, Mr Chanthol said.

He said that once repair has been conducted, the mark will turn green.
https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50546776/t ... s-via-app/

December 17, 2019
Road Care app leads to surge in repairs
The Ministry of Public Works and Transportation yesterday said 310 potholes were repaired after residents reported them using its new app.

In December 2018, the ministry launched the Road Care application in order to encourage citizens to report damaged roads.

Since the Road Care app was launched, it has been downloaded 17,122 times, leading to the repairs of potholes caused by floods and overloaded vehicles.

According to a ministry report issued yesterday, 310 potholes out of 2,503 reported through the app have been repaired. The report noted that the remaining potholes will be fixed over the next year.
https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50670594/r ... n-repairs/

They should ask some countries for a few, of these. (they should buy them, but knowing the Cambodian government, that won't happen. )

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It can fix a pothole within two minutes