austin · May 24

What business is this outside of? Looks like someone dropped $140 on Amazon to plop this thing in the bike lane illegally.

Emily · May 24

Omfg the city’s plan for bikes tough the new square on market days is “don’t”

Brigid Keely She/Her · May 24

Goofy shit.

chap · May 25

there is a very simple solution to this

Michelle · May 24

I saw that! Ignored it, OFC. I thought it was a mistaken placement lol

babski · May 24

unreal

@tallboy66.bsky.social · May 25

The Chicago park district when they separated the paths and fucked it up like everything else put the bike route after Montrose going between parking and soccer fields then allow bike rentals a trapeze area then crosses over a pedestrian path Parents put up slow down flags and Orange cones

PaulAllenK · May 24

To quote Woody Guthrie...."On the other side it didn't say nothing, that side was made for you and me".

SideStreets · May 24

(415 ILCS 105/3) (from Ch. 38, par. 86-3) "Litter" may include, but is not limited to ... any object likely to injure any person or create a traffic hazard.

Michael McLean · May 24

@anthonyjquezada.bsky.social what’s happening here

Municipal Corporation · May 24

Good thing this is a lane and not a path. Gotta be a private business trying to do whatever. City knows to use better signage.

tape · May 24

?? (????)

Jacob E. Peters · May 24

I believe that sign is a violation of the ordinance regarding blocking bike lanes, & is subject to a fine being levied against the dimwit who put it there.