#chicagosidewalks

[chicagostumbler]

6431 W. Irving Park: This sidewalk is cracked and uneven. It's located in front of a post office. Its location in a very public and high traffic area poses a potential tripping hazard for pedestrians. 

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/Evalyse Teruel)

[chicagostumbler]

1443 W. Division Street: This sidewalk is severely worn, with large cracks, and multiple broken and uneven segments. This is located right next to Holy Trinity High School, posing a potential hazard to students and the general public. 

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/Evalyse Teruel)

[chicagostumbler]

234 S. Halsted St.: While this sidewalk may appear innocent, both panels on concrete are of different heights. This is located outside numerous restaurants and pubs. It has potential to trip up many who reside or visit Greektown.

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

(Photo/Justin Valle)

[chicagostumbler]

939 W. Jackson Blvd.: This sidewalk is located near the intersection of Jackson and Sangamon. Given the amount of children organizations in the area, this sidewalk looks to be troubling. Not only is this sidewalk cracked, it’s also uneven. This is problematic to everyone, in particular those who push a stroller.

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 tweet them to @redlineproject on Twitter.

(Photo/Justin Valle)

[chicagostumbler]

39 W Jackson Blvd.: Located right next to a Dunkin’ Donuts and close to the Blue Line Jackson station, this sidewalk has damage that goes on for a few feet. It could cause inattentive pedestrians to trip and fall, and there is also extensive damage on the curb next to it. This could cause someone trying to cross to fall and hurt themselves.

You can report hazardous sidewalks in Chicagoland area by calling 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/Ricardo Brum)

[chicagostumbler]

140 S. Wells St.: This sidewalk has lengthy and relatively deep damage. It may cause people to trip and potentially get hurt, and could also get a stroller stuck. It could also become a small puddle in case of heavy rain, causing a passer-by to slip and fall.

You can report hazardous sidewalks in Chicagoland area by calling 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/Ricardo Brum)

[chicagostumbler]

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)

[chicagostumbler]

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)