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Leoben: Using This Technique, Broken Roads Are Detected Faster

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In order to detect potholes, cracks in asphalt or other road damage at an early stage, to plan renovations better and at the same time to keep an up-to-date overview of the inventory in public space, the city of Leoben has been using a digital road management system since March. LEOBEN. Until now, the road condition has been recorded by means of continuous observations, damage reports and external traffic.
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In order to detect potholes, cracks in asphalt or other road damage at an early stage, to plan renovations better and at the same time to keep an up-to-date overview of the inventory in public space, the city of Leoben has been using a digital road management system since March. LEOBEN. Until now, the road condition has been recorded by means of continuous observations, damage reports and external traffic.

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meinbezirk.at broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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