Roads and transport
Broken or damaged road
Potholes, broken stretches or a damaged road — who maintains it depends on the road's classification.
Not decided yetLocalLast verified: 25 Sept 2026
We need one detail
We could not identify which authority maintains this road. Tell us whether it is a state highway/main district road, a village road, a city street or a national highway.
We cannot decide responsibility from this wording alone.
Start here
Identify the road type first — the map, a nearby signboard or your local ward/panchayat office will tell you.
Who is responsible
Responsibility for roads changes with road classification, so we do not guess. Once you know the road type, choose the matching route.
If that does not work
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Ask your local ward office or Gram Panchayat
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Verify the road on the state road map
Open official page
Sources and evidence
- [1] Government of Bihar — department directoryThe state department directory helps identify which department owns a road class.
Also check
Sanctioned road not built or not completedRoad blocked or encroachedMissing or broken bridge or culvertMissing speed breaker, signboard or dividerStreet light not working or not installedBus service absent or route discontinuedAuto or e-rickshaw overcharging or meter disputeDriving licence, RC, permit or fitness problemTraffic challan or wrong fineRoad not cleaned or dust not suppressed