I would like to see all of the information you hold regarding pot hole repairs in a specific location on the Croydon flyover (A232) after 3/10/2020. The particular area I wish to cover with this request is any repairs to the road made on the westbound side of the flyover, in the vicinity of the entrance to the slip road that leads to the roundabout where it joins the A236. Ideally I would like for the request to include any technical details of the repairs made, including the size and depth of any pot holes or damaged areas that have been repaired, the time and date of the repair and any photos you hold showing the damage and the repairs that took place.

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TfL Ref: FOI-1557-2021

Thank you for your request received by Transport for London (TfL) on 8^th November 2020 asking for information about pot holes on the Croydon flyover.

Your request has been considered in accordance with the requirements of the Freedom of Information Act and our information access policy.

Specifically you asked:

“I would like to see all of the information you hold regarding pot hole repairs in a specific location on the Croydon flyover (A232) after 3/10/2020. The particular area I wish to cover with this request is any repairs to the road made on the westbound side of the flyover, in the vicinity of the entrance to the slip road that leads to the roundabout where it joins the A236. Ideally I would like for the request to include any technical details of the repairs made, including the size and depth of any pot holes or damaged areas that have been repaired, the time and date of the repair and any photos you hold showing the damage and the repairs that took place.”

Please find attached a spreadsheet showing the maintenance and inspection records for this section of road since 3^rd October 2020 (note that you may need to expand the width of some columns to read the data in full).This includes details of defects identified with description and date (we do not record the exact time), the defect type and the repair status. There is only one pothole defect recorded - photos are also provided.

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David Wells

FOI Case Officer

FOI Case Management Team

General Counsel

Transport for London

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