In Lithuania, the issue of potholes causing damage to vehicles has become a significant concern for drivers, who are now reporting financial losses in the thousands. Many motorists find themselves uncertain about the steps to take following such an incident, including how to document the damage and whom to notify. This situation is not only affecting individual drivers financially but also highlights the broader problem of infrastructure maintenance in the country.

Local authorities and insurance companies play a critical role in addressing such complaints. The article discusses the necessary procedures for drivers to file claims for compensation, emphasizing the importance of documentation, such as photographs of the damage and proper reporting of the incident to both insurance providers and municipal services. It suggests that being well-informed on these processes can significantly aid drivers in recovering their losses.

The ongoing plight with potholes reflects a larger issue regarding road management and the responsibility of local governments to maintain public infrastructure. As the weather conditions change and roads deteriorate, the urgency for effective responses from both the municipal authorities and insurance companies becomes increasingly critical. This situation calls for improved communication and action to prevent future incidents and protect drivers' interests.