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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.

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.

North side of UIC-Halsted Blue Line El station: A sidewalk along South Halsted Street, a sheet of rigid metal juts out from its place on the pavement.

The bolts attaching this metal to the sidewalk appear to be ineffective, possibly due to their placement on the sheet. Wheels from strollers and wheelchairs could easily get stuck and broken from this object attached to the sidewalk. Turn right out of the station to see the hazard. To report a hazardous sidewalk in the city of Chicago, dial 311 or visit 311.Chicago.gov

Chicago and Grand Boulevard in the Hyde Park area of Chicago. This sidewalk is dangerous because there are a lot of dents and cracks along with grass covering where to walk, it can be quite easy to step on glass or other sharp objects.

If you are a concern citizen and want to report about the unsafe sidewalks in your neighborhood or city, visit the 311.Chicago.gov website or call 311.

(Photo/ Anaiya Burks)

East 100th Street and South Crandon Avenue: This sidewalk is located in an east Chicago residential neighborhood, in front of a Chicago Public Library. There are large cracks in the sidewalk with patches of grass and there is a mismatch pattern in cement used. There are rocks on the pavement. This could be a hazard regarding people with strollers, operating a wheelchair, or riding bikes or scooters.

To report any damaged sidewalks, call 311 and tweet a photo to @redlineproject on Twitter where you’ll be credited.

East 93rd Street and South Jeffery Blvd: This sidewalk is located in a southeast Chicago neighborhood. The cracks in the sidewalk goes down the entire block. As you can tell, some pieces in the sidewalk appear to be missing. Knowing this, it could be a hazard regarding people with strollers or operating a wheelchair.

To report any damaged sidewalks, call 311 and tweet a photo to @redlineproject on Twitter where you’ll be credited.