Visibility
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issues brought into public view
Each report adds to a shared map, so hazards are no longer invisible to neighbors and officials.
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Report potholes in seconds and help make every road safer.
My Sadak lets people report pothole locations and view nearby road issues instantly. The more reports shared, the faster dangerous spots become visible and actionable.
How it works
From WhatsApp report to local action
Three steps — report in seconds, see it on the map, and get it in front of the people who can fix the road.
Report on WhatsAppScan to send location
Opens WhatsApp — then tap attach → Location
+91 62843 65027
Report
Send on WhatsApp
- Share live location from your registered number
- Add a short note or photo if you want
- No app download or long forms
Track
Show on website
- The report appears on the public map
- People in your area can see and follow progress
- Status moves from reported to fixed
Resolve
Notify the government
- We forward to the relevant representative
- Ward teams get a clear pin and area name
- Less back-and-forth than endless phone calls
Why it matters
Why potholes matter beyond a bumpy ride
Small road defects become public-safety issues fast. Reporting them is one of the simplest ways your community can prevent harm.
A small crater can end a life
When riders hit a hidden pothole at speed, the result is often a skid, a fall, or a collision with oncoming traffic. Hospitals in Ludhiana and across Punjab regularly treat head injuries and fractures from road-surface failures that could have been patched weeks earlier.
- Two-wheeler riders face the highest risk on poorly lit or waterlogged roads
- Head injuries and spinal trauma from sudden falls are common outcomes
- Families lose breadwinners over repairs that cost a fraction of a life
Our Impact
Every pothole reported early can prevent crashes, injuries, and loss of life.
Unsafe roads are not just inconvenient, they are dangerous. Unreported potholes contribute to bike falls, two-wheeler skids, vehicle damage, and serious traffic accidents. My Sadak helps bring these hazards into public view quickly so authorities can respond faster and communities can push for safer roads.
Repair pressure
0
reports marked fixed
Public status updates show when action happens and when communities still need follow-through.
Reach
90+
areas in the network
Coverage is growing so more neighborhoods can use the same simple reporting flow.
Prevention
Early
intervention focus
Flagging potholes before monsoon widening or repeat accidents, when fixes are cheaper and safer.
Testimonials
Voices from the community
Residents, volunteers, and ward teams on reporting roads in Ludhiana.
“We reported three potholes near our society gate in BRS Nagar. Within days they were on the map and marked forwarded, and our RWA finally had proof to follow up.”
Harpreet Kaur
Resident, BRS Nagar RWA
“WhatsApp reporting is simple for our volunteers in Model Town. The public map keeps pressure on repairs without endless phone calls to the MC office.”
Gurpreet Singh
Civic volunteer, Model Town
“As a ward coordinator in Ludhiana, I use My Sadak to see clustered reports before site visits. It saves time and makes prioritization clearer.”
Jasbir Singh
Government representative, Ludhiana
“Our lane in Sarabha Nagar had the same crater for months. One WhatsApp report with a pin made it visible to everyone, and repair crews showed up the next week.”
Simran Kaur
Shop owner, Sarabha Nagar
“Parents in our Dugri school group share pothole alerts before pickup time. It is the fastest way to warn families about risky stretches on Pakhowal Road.”
Navjot Singh
Parent volunteer, Dugri
“WhatsApp reporting means even parents and shop owners can participate without learning a new app.”
Civic volunteer
Ludhiana area
“Seeing reports cluster by zone helps prioritize site visits before the next heavy rain.”
Government coordinator
Ludhiana
Partners
Supported by people who care about safer roads
Working alongside municipal teams, RWAs, NGOs, and local media to turn citizen reports into visible action.
Municipal Corporation
Resident Welfare Alliance
Road Safety NGO Network
Local Media Collective
Smart City Initiative
Community Volunteers
Urban Mobility Forum
Neighborhood Watch
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do I report a pothole?+
Send the location and a short message on WhatsApp from your registered number. The report is then shown on the website.
Do I need to create an account?+
No separate account is needed in this flow. Reports are accepted from registered WhatsApp numbers.
How does the issue reach local authorities?+
After a report is visible on the website, it is forwarded to the relevant government rep for follow-up.
Can I see reports from my area?+
Yes. The website displays reported potholes so residents can view nearby issues and track road safety concerns.