A pothole in the southbound lanes of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia frustrated dozens of drivers Thursday morning and caused tires to bust on at least 10 different vehicles.
Motorists could be seen swerving to avoid the gaping hole, located on I-95 between Bridge Street and Cottman Avenue in the city's Wissonoming section.
PennDOT crews began working to repair the pothole just after 7 a.m.
While winter has not arrived yet, the region is still dealing with the impacts from last year’s harsh conditions.
PennDOT broke 4-year-old records in 2014 with more than 170,000 tons of salt for snow and $17.9 overall for snow removal.
Repairs on I-95 started in July, according to PennDOT Spokesman Eugene Blaum.