Neighbours have called for action over a "spectacularly dangerous" road with large potholes "like after an earthquake". A community in Nottingham were left stunned by the amount of "craters" on a busy roundabout in Sherwood.
The roundabout has exits to Perry Road, Magnus Road, Edwards Lane and Caythorpe Road - and is a busy spot according to neighbours. Liz Perkins, whose husband has mobility issues, has voiced her concerns over the issue.
The 73 year old added: "It is spectacularly dangerous. It can get quite busy here, and the potholes are dangerous for cyclists and those who have mobility issues.
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"I have a few friends who have mobility issues, including my husband. And it is sad when they face challenges like this.
"I would be concerned for him crossing the road here. You do not realise how dangerous it is until it happens to you or someone you know.
"I understand that money is tight. I also understand that the council has a lot to do and maybe some things are overlooked", she added.
She giggled and said: "We certainly know that there has been no earthquake to cause this. It should get fixed."
Retired Francis Dunkley, a local resident, said the potholes "kind of looked like an eartquake went on". The 70 year old added: "It is all over the place nowadays.
"I do not drive, but I can imagine that it would damage your car. They look like some craters - something should be done about it."
Guy Elderfield, a sound technician in the area, added: "I drive here, but I must be honest I do not use this roundabout very often. I reckon it could be damaging to your car."
The 50 year old said: "That is definitely some huge crater. The roads around here are so terrible anyway."
A spokesperson for Nottingham City Council said the local authority will look into the issue following concerns from the public.
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