Can we do anything about parking in a PBL?

Saw this on the PBL at Kinzie and Wells this afternoon (7/5/2016). Is there anything we can do about it, like report it to CDOT or something?

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Permalink Reply by R W on July 8, 2016 at 8:51am

Much like falling trees in forests, is a law that isn't enforced or observed really a law at all?

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Permalink Reply by Anne Alt on August 2, 2016 at 3:59am

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Permalink Reply by Maurice on July 11, 2016 at 6:13am

Riding up Dearborn this morning, I was confronted by a SUV. The driver apparently presumed that Dearborn was a 2-way street for cars and that the bike lane was the southbound lane.

A few blocks later, I came across a work van driving north in the lane. The driver continued in this manner for at least 2 blocks, despite numerous opportunities to switch into an auto traffic lane.

This does not make me feel "protected."

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Permalink Reply by Ryan Stahlman on July 12, 2016 at 2:07am

Both Dearborn and Kinzie were clear for me this morning. On Kinzie, I really hope they come back and repaint the lanes and reinstall the missing bollards after the construction work is complete. That will go a long way to inform drivers were to park.

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Permalink Reply by Josh L. on July 13, 2016 at 3:13pm

This woman illegally parked in the bike lane on Grand. She left her car entirely (she was nowhere in site) with the blinkers on. There are no offices where she parked so I assume her meeting was blocks away.

She appears to have some "emblem" from the city (see photo) that I assume she thinks gives her the ability to park anywhere. I don't know why else she would have this document facing out on her dashboard. She works for Rasier LLC some payroll co. affiliated with Uber.

Sick of these people. Ticket em!