[chicagostumbler]

40 S Halsted St: A large sunken area of pavement in front of the Mariano's and Stan's Donuts on Halsted. The sinkage is severe enough to catch large amounts of water. The significant amount of pedestrian traffic in this area causes even more concern for safety, especially its location in front of a busy grocery store.

If you come upon any sidewalks with raised pavement, chunks missing, or any other forms of damage, call 311 or visit 311.chicago.gov to report them.

Tweet your findings of damaged sidewalks and mention @redlineproject in your post.

(Photo/Edward Riseman)

[chicagostumbler]

200 S Halsted St: Significant cracks and missing chunks of concrete are present around a fire hydrant near a crosswalk. This crosswalk bridges between the restaurant Greek Islands to the Halsted Walgreens. Walking near the curb and crosswalk can pose a significant of tripping or falling. The damage being near the road and the presence of a solid metal fire hydrant causes significantly more concern for injury.

If you notice any sidewalks with significant damage, report them by calling 311 or visit 311.chicago.gov to learn more info on how you can ensure safe conditions for pedestrian transportation in Chicago.

Feel free to document and tweet your sightings of damaged sidewalks to @redlineproject.

(Photo/Edward Riseman)

[chicagostumbler]

3316 S. Bell Ave.: This section of sidewalk is located on the west side of Bell Avenue, next to a residence, and the surface is uneven and raised. A concrete slab has been pushed upward, possibly due to nearby tree roots—creating a noticeable height difference between the sidewalk slabs. This uneven surface poses a significant tripping hazard to pedestrians. If you notice any hazardous sidewalks in the Greater Chicago area and wish to report them, please call 311 or visit 311.chicago.gov. If you take photos of hazardous sidewalks, feel free to tweet them to @redlineproject on Twitter.

(Photo/Jiacheng Kuang)

[chicagostumbler]

917 S. Racine Ave.: This section of sidewalk is located on the west side of Racine Avenue, near the intersection with Taylor Street; it has severe cracking and is uneven. Damaged concrete and exposed asphalt contribute to the unevenness of the surface, creating a potential tripping hazard for pedestrians if they are not careful. Many people use this route daily, whether driving or walking. You can report any sidewalk with safety hazards by calling 311 or visiting 311.chicago.gov for more details. If you have taken photos of hazardous sidewalks, you can certainly share them on Twitter by tagging @redlineproject.

(Photo/Jiacheng Kuang)

[chicagostumbler]

1233-1299 W. Cabrini St.: This sidewalks situation is less of a crack and more of an entire plate shift. Caused by the nearby growing trees root system, this sidewalks right side has completely elevated and is sitting at an angle causing those crossing to physically step or rise over the edge. A hazard to those on foot and wheels travel here is difficult for all due to the angle the concrete is sitting at.

Help bring awareness to dangerous sidewalks in the greater Chicagoland area by calling 311 or visiting 3.11.chicago.gov for more details; also sending any photos you may have to @redlineproject helps log these hazards.

(Photo/Joshua Zapata)

[chicagostumbler]

813-999 S. Ada St.: On the right side of the right side of the sidewalk there is a notch. While this notch is less of a stroller and wheelchair issue it is the perfect angle and level for someone’s foot to catch mid step. Packed with dirt and debris when cleared lies a 2-3 inch notch guaranteed to have anyone stumbling.

Help bring awareness to dangerous sidewalks in the greater Chicagoland area by calling 311 or visiting 3.11.chicago.gov for more details; also sending any photos you may have to @redlineproject helps log these hazards.

(Photo/Joshua Zapata)

[chicagostumbler]

115 S. Sangamon St.: This raised sidewalk is a dangerous hazard located along the west side of the park. Pedestrians with strollers should be especially careful to not get caught by the raised portion closer to the tree.

You can report any hazardous sidewalks in the greater Chicagoland area by calling 311 or visiting 311.chicago.gov for more details. If you have any pictures of dangerous sidewalks, you can tweet them to @redlineproject on Twitter.

(Photo/Cassidy Peterson)

[chicagostumbler]

1100 W. Jackson Blvd.: This cracked sidewalk is deteriorating at the corner, across the street from a Target and an elementary school. Shoppers and families should be aware of the uneven ground.

You can report any hazardous sidewalks in the greater Chicagoland area by calling 311 or visiting 311.chicago.gov for more details. If you have any pictures of dangerous sidewalks, you can tweet them to @redlineproject on Twitter.

(Photo/Cassidy Peterson)

[chicagostumbler]

1819 W Polk St: This hazardous sidewalk is right outside a medical and fitness center and poses several issues for citizens. There are multiple problem areas that could make jogging, walking, and using a stroller or wheelchair difficult.

You can report any hazardous sidewalks in the greater Chicagoland area by calling 311 or visiting 311.chicago.gov for more details. If you have any pictures of dangerous sidewalks, you can tweet them to @redlineproject on Twitter.

 (Photo/Olivia Schaller)

[chicagostumbler]

833 W Van Buren St: This sidewalk is just a few steps West of 7 Eleven and is a major hazard, especially in the rain. It's easy to step in the wrong spot and trip over the large crack, and it holds a lot of water and dirt that can make it difficult for strollers and wheelchair users to get through.

You can report any hazardous sidewalks in the greater Chicagoland area by calling 311 or visiting 311.chicago.gov for more details. If you have any pictures of dangerous sidewalks, you can tweet them to @redlineproject on Twitter.

 (Photo/Olivia Schaller) 

[chicagostumbler]

233 S. Halsted St: This sidewalk is present at 233 S. Halsted St. in Chicago’s GreekTown. Indents in the sidewalks present in this part of the city which is commonly utilized by users of bikes, roller skates, and scooters to travel around at quick speeds poses dangers to them. Cracks like these can cause accidents and harm civilians during their daily activities.

You can bring awareness to dangerous sidewalks in the greater Chicagoland area by calling 311 or visiting 311.chicago.gov for more details; also by sending pictures to @redlineproject will bring attention to these hazards

(Photo/Freja Benson)

[chicagostumbler]

627 W Jackson Blvd: This sidewalk outside the PNC atm on 627 W Jackson Blvd poses potential dangers to those utilizing them. Cracks and holes like these post harms to those using them to walk, jog, or riding a bike/another form of transportation similar.

You can bring awareness to dangerous sidewalks in the greater Chicagoland area by calling 311 or visiting 311.chicago.gov for more details; also by sending pictures to @redlineproject will bring attention to these hazards

(Photo/Freja Benson)

[chicagostumbler]

Corner of West Van Buren Street and South Morgan Street:This sidewalk poses a risk of tripping and falling especially when there are unideal weather conditions. This sidewalk has lower elevation and caves down creating huge puddles. Unless your wearing good boots walking through this without getting you feet wet is virtually impossible.

If you come across and hazardous sidewalks thought out Chicago, you can report these by calling 311 or visiting the website 311.chicago.gov for more information. You can also tweet them to @redlineproject on twitter.

(Photo/ Gabby Valente)

[chicagostumbler]

1080-1032 W. Tilden St.: This sidewalk located behind Mon Ami Real Estate poses an obstacle to anyone walking here. This metal loading doc make it so the sidewalk gets cut off. You either have to walk around it on the street or go under. This poses a serious risk for people in wheelchairs, skateboard, scooters and so much more.

If you come across and hazardous sidewalks thought out Chicago, you can report these by calling 311 or visiting the website 311.chicago.gov for more information. You can also tweet them to @redlineproject on twitter.

(Photo/ Gabby Valente)

[chicagostumbler]

801 S Canal St: This damaged sidewalk, which can be found right across from Marshalls and LA Fitness, poses as a threat to pedestrians trying to walk across. With broken concrete pieces and divots in the sidewalk, it is not only a danger to pedestrians walking, but those on skateboards, scooters, and bikes.

You can report other dangerous sidewalks in the greater Chicagoland area by calling 311 or visiting 311.chicago.gov for more details. If you have any other pictures of dangerous sidewalks, you can tweet them to @redlineproject on Twitter.

(Photo/Alyssa Carino)

[chicagostumbler]

2558 W. Cermak Rd.: This damaged and elevated sidewalk, which can be found right around the corner of the Planet Fitness gym, creates a dangerous pathway for individuals walking by. The elevated sidewalk make it inaccessible for those who require assistance. Furthermore it becomes a hazard for individuals on bikes, skateboards, etc.

You can report dangerous sidewalks in the greater Chicagoland area by calling 311 or visiting 311.chicago.gov for more details.

If you have any more pictures of dangerous sidewalks, you can tweet them to @redlineproject on Twitter

(Photo/ Atzin Anguiano)

[chicagostumbler]

2404 W. 21st St.: This damaged and elevated sidewalk near the Western Pink Line station creates a dangerous pathway for pedestrians walking alongside the area. The multiple cracks affected by the street roots create an elevated platform which can be hazardous for those requiring assistance. The uneven concrete collects water when rain occurs and as there is limited lighting in this area, it becomes unsafe at night.

You can report any hazardous sidewalks in the greater Chicagoland area by calling 311 or visiting 311.chicago.gov for more details. If you have any pictures of dangerous sidewalks, you can tweet them to @redlineproject on Twitter.

(Photo/Atzin Anguiano)