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Wednesday, July 31, 2024

How to Report a Vehicle in the Bike Lane in Chicago, August 2024

Reporting Bike Lane Blockers

First, you need the address of the blockage (street, nearest building number). Also the time of day, as you don't need to make the report on the spot, you can do it at home. Good idea to get a picture too.  

Here're the steps: 

  1. Go to the 311 app or the Chicago 311 website
  2. Look for "FPCE Code - Finance Code Parking Enforcement"
  3. Find the Create Request button, click it. 
  4. Fill out the form. 
  5. Do it again!

8 comments:

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  5. Great guide! Reporting vehicles in bike lanes keeps cyclists safe and traffic flowing. Love how clear and simple the steps are—Chicago riders will appreciate this! Thanks for sharing this info! 🚴‍♂️👏Bicycle rental service

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  6. Reporting bike lane blockers is a powerful way to advocate for safer streets and a more bike-friendly community. Clear bike lanes are essential for cyclist safety, preventing dangerous maneuvers into traffic. By reporting illegally parked cars or other obstructions, cyclists help raise awareness and encourage better enforcement. Many cities now offer easy-to-use apps or hotlines for quick reporting, making it more convenient than ever. Every report contributes to improved infrastructure, stronger advocacy, and a more respectful road-sharing culture. Speaking up ensures that bike lanes serve their true purpose—providing a safe, uninterrupted space for cyclists to ride confidently and securely.
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  7. Reporting bike lane blockers is a simple yet impactful way to advocate for cyclist safety and better urban infrastructure. Blocked bike lanes force riders into traffic, creating unnecessary risks. By reporting illegally parked cars and other obstructions, cyclists help raise awareness and encourage enforcement that keeps bike lanes clear. Many cities now offer apps or hotlines to make reporting quick and easy. Every report contributes to safer streets, improved cycling conditions, and a culture of respect among all road users. When cyclists speak up, positive change happens—ensuring that bike lanes remain accessible, protected, and truly functional for everyone.
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