Huge Potholes On Major PG County Highway Alarm Locals (Video)

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD -- The Baltimore-Washington Parkway in Prince George's County is littered with massive, dangerous potholes, according to a report.

NBC Washington reports on the potholes along the BW Parkway, sharing video of the apparently dangerous conditions (video embedded below).

The National Park Service maintains the roads. The report is leading many locals to call for work to be done to fix the situation, with some sharing alarming photos of damaged wheels and tires on social media.

These D.C.-area potholes are unreal.

Have you ever seen them this big before? Here's what #Chopper4 spotted along BW Parkway. Tag us in your tweets on how you feel about them ... pic.twitter.com/vINanfsf4I
— NBCWashington (@nbcwashington) March 11, 2019

Hey @NatlParkService I know you know this - but the BW Parkway south of Route 32 is dangerous because of these potholes. Downright dangerous. @nbcwashington pic.twitter.com/PwdXpD0HNq
— Adam Tuss (@AdamTuss) March 11, 2019

One woman shared a photo on Twitter of a massive gash in her tire that she said was caused by the BW Parkway.

Another posted alarming photos of a wheel that had been totally destroyed -- courtesy of the BW Parkway, she said.

I have dashcam footage available of hitting two giant pot holes on 295 between 197 and 198 that have caused $1200 damage to my car. Here are pictures of JUST the tire. pic.twitter.com/ZOcfzRcaia
— snips (B-side) (@theSnipster) March 11, 2019

"OMG I couldn’t believe it when I drove the parkway in February," said Twitter user Mary Leonard. "It is insane how bad that road now is. You could lose your grandma in one of those potholes. They are everywhere."

"It’s the worst part of my commute-both the north and southbound is an assault on my tires and suspension," added Twitter user Natty B. "Lowering the speed limit does not alleviate the damage!"