Quick set 'something' for private road pothole

You will be liable for any damage even on a private road.

Having lived on an unadopted street, which is technically similar to but not the same as a private road, I would go with mixing ballast and cement. You’d be consolidating the surface not filling the hole with fresh material.

Our road was a mass of potholes, blocking one hole changed the water flow and flooded other areas.
Only when the residents all got together did it get resolved. They bought several truckloads of stone to resurface the whole rd.
The road itself is private and is stony/soil. Neighbours who use the road are unlikely to cooperate or pay for the repairs. Rainwater/surface water flows down said private road so any repairs cannot interfere with surface water flow. The council might be persuaded to adopt the road but it's unlikely. Do you mean regular ballast and regular cement (concrete)? Not postcrete or quick set cement?
 

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