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Gdrt Collaboration Csir Launch Potholefixgp App Gauteng Motorists

Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)Ref: https://www.csir.co.za/gdrt-collaboration-csir-launch-potholefixgp-app-gauteng-motorists

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Collected on 21 September 2026

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This is a CSIR news article about the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport and CSIR launching the PotholeFixGP mobile application. It says the app had recorded 4 861 downloads and 1547 pothole reports, and is intended to help members of the public report potholes and improve accountability by roads authorities.

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PotholeFixGP mobile application (app)

Gauteng motorists and other members of the public can use the PotholeFixGP app to detect and report potholes, helping roads authorities improve accountability and road network management.

Who it is for: Gauteng motorists and members of the public
How to act on it: Download and use the PotholeFixGP app, available through the Google Play Store, to report potholes.

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the GDRT has been working with the CSIR to improve the detection and reporting of potholes by members of the public.

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Gauteng

Reference

https://www.csir.co.za/gdrt-collaboration-csir-launch-potholefixgp-app-gauteng-motorists

Key Takeaways

PotholeFixGP app launched by GDRT in collaboration with CSIR
4 861 Google Play Store downloads
1547 potholes reported by users
For Gauteng motorists and members of the public
Pothole detection and reporting
Dr Mathetha Mokonyama, CSIR Impact Area Manager
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)
Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport (GDRT)
Dr Mathetha Mokonyama