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Potholes are a costly and familiar problem for drivers, especially during the freeze-thaw cycles of late winter. The Weather Network's Lauren O'Neil shares some technologies being developed that could pave the way for a smoother future.

COULD SELF-HEALING ROADS END THE POTHOLE NIGHTMARE?

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