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Potholes are such a menace, yet they canʼt be fixed if they canʼt be found. It’s easy to report your local pothole using what3words. You can spread the word by sharing our pothole content with your local community.

Navigating a large event can be challenging for both emergency responders and attendees in need of assistance what3words can help.

Councils and communities are using what3words to quickly and easily report issues and incidents such as potholes, fly-tipping and fallen trees, as well as ensuring maintenance teams know exactly where the fault is.

Tell your customers you’re accepting what3words, so they can be assured deliveries will arrive in exactly the right place.

The what3words response toolkit has everything you need to educate your teams &
the public to start using what3words.

When conditions are poor, use our winter driving toolkit to help prepare drivers to stay safe on the road.

Use the toolkit to tell people that you accept what3words addresses at checkout.

Use the toolkit to encourage your customers to accept what3words addresses at checkout.

Help us support Brake Charity’s annual Road Safety Week in November.

Use this guide to encourage your community to use what3words for locating rural incidents.

Use the assets to encourage your community to support Keep Britain Tidy with what3words.

Ask members of your community to help combat fly-tipping, rural crime and agricultural arson by reporting the what3words address of incidents.

Inspire wildlife enthusiasts to share their photos with a what3words address.

Help pet owners organise meetups and show them how to get personalised what3words pet tags.

Share autumnal hues with your followers and encourage them to share their own vibrant views too.

Teach rural communities the benefits of using what3words in an emergency.

Make sure cyclists in your community stay safe by having the what3words app downloaded in case of emergency.

Encourage your audience to adventure outdoors this spring. Make sure they know how to use what3words in an emergency.