Is it illegal to fill potholes your self on public roads? Please re-details on why I want to do this before answering thank you so much?

I will answer throughout but really at the bottom:

Yes, in many places it is very illegal for you to fill holes in the street. No matter how necessary it is. You just can not go randomly repair people's homes. If the person was a jerk and wanted to call the police - they could. Right? You get that?

Well, you could be run over, people are not allowed to just stand in the middle of the street. You could injure someone else who swerves to not hit you. You could leave stuff in the street.

The city does not know what you used to patch the hole - nor do the cops or anyone else. did you use a bomb, dead babies or body parts? I dunno no one does.

When I got a flat tire because OF MY TOWNS sh*tty construction there was a law in place which favored the county and allowed them to tell me to f*ck off. By the time I sued, I would have potentially won. But by the time I sued it would have cost me well over the $100 tire - that make sense?

EVEN IF YOU ARE BEING A GOOD, GREAT and doing a perfect job. No one knows this. You just can't..... The fact you disagree or think you should be able too has little value.... Unless you have a few hundred hours and several thousand dollars to petition the town or sue. You could run for local office (I am not trolling). MOST LIKELY you just say f*ck government and ignore that road when you can. THE TRUTH... When someone dies they will fix it then.....

No, you do not have the legal right to modify public property. My neighbor in Maryland was arrested for repainting the crosswalk stripes near the school crossing; vandalism to public property.

It's not legal for the simple reason that to do so, you'd have to obstruct traffic, which you're not authorized to do.

If you can still get hard copies of all your communications with the city, depending on what was asked and what the responses were, you may have grounds to successfully sue them for repair costs. Make sure you have a strong case because without clear culpability a judge is considerably less likely to hold the city responsible.

It would be illegal to do it yourself, it is not your property, tell the local press, anyone who will listen, and say if you have an accident again concerning a pothole you wll sue the council, you should sue them for the axel.

Since you don't bother to mention where you are, nobody can guess what local city ordinances say about it.

sue the city on repair cost.

Oddly enough, no.

It is public property and safety standards are more important than getting the job actually done.

You, could do it yourself, but the cops will stop you if they catch you. It is not your road, they don't know what you used for fill, no specification, etc. So, they will have to dig it out and send you a bill for their patching the damage you did.

If you have suffered vehicle damage due to poor road conditions, you can file a claim with the city for reimbursement.