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5630 S. Mayfield Ave: This sidewalk has had this massive crack for so long that it is covered in vegetation, and it makes traveling on a bike or with a stroller very difficult.
You can report hazardous sidewalks in the Chicagoland area by calling 311 or visiting 311.Chicago.gov for more details. If you have any pictures of dangerous sidewalks you can also tweet them to @redlineproject on Twitter.
(Photo/Luke Straube)
5623 S. May Street: This sidewalk has a major change in elevation on both sides of it, and regularly causes people to trip and fall.
You can report hazardous sidewalks in the Chicagoland area by calling 311 or visiting 311.Chicago.gov for more details. If you have any pictures of dangerous sidewalks you can also tweet them to @redlineproject on Twitter.
(Photo/Luke Straube)
1358 W. Monroe St.: The sidewalk hazard is located near The 569 Bark dog park. The big hole is covered in leaves which are unnoticeable to most people, and there is a risk of falling into it. This broken manhole could have seriously injured dogs walking during the day.
To report sidewalks that are damaged and cause harm to you and others, please reach out to 311 or 311.Chicago.gov for more assistance.
(Photo/Kevlee)
2246 N. La Crosse Ave.: The slightly elevated sidewalk pictured here resides in a quiet neighborhood with a lot of bike traffic. The uneven sidewalk is easily obscured by fallen leave and branches making it all the more dangerous for pedestrians, bikers, children, and strollers.
To report damaged sidewalks in your area, please call 311, create a request at 311.chicago.gov, or tweet a picture to @redlineproject so we can credit and share your image.
(Photo/Sandy Mizhquiri)
Oswego: This road is located in front of a gas station in Oswego. It will pass when people leave after refueling. Water will accumulate in rainy days and it will easily splash around. In addition, it is right in front of the convenience store, which makes it easy for people to step on it.
Photo/Caroline Pan
3629 W. Sunnyside Ave.: This stretch of bad sidewalk can be found across the street from Veterans Memorial Park in Brookfield, IL. The numerous elevated cracks and one particular hole can be a tripping hazard, mostly to the local children who can be seen playing and biking on this sidewalk.
Report bad sidewalks to 311 and tweet a photo to @redlineproject on Twitter (you’ll be credited).
(Photo/Bianca Maldonado)
316 E. Lincoln Ave. and S. Tilden Ave.: This raised section of the sidewalk can be found across the street from a railroad crossing and a masonry supply store in La Grange, IL. It’s clearly noticeable on both sides, but if someone were not paying attention while walking they could take a bad fall. This sidewalk can also be a problem for bikes, strollers, and other wheeled objects like wheelchairs.
Report bad sidewalks to 311 and tweet a photo to @redlineproject (you’ll be credited).
(Photo/Bianca Maldonado)
4533 W Roscoe: This hole lives just down the street from a small park in the Belmont Cragin neighborhood.
Stumbled upon a broken sidewalk near you? To prevent any injuries report it to 311 and tweet a picture of it to us @redlineproject. We will post it here and we will credit you. (Photo/Destiny Rivera)
