Thats an horrible intersection. I am surprised the City is not doing anything... it has been going on for years.

Call the alderperson

He lives crossed the steet from there - basically the intersection is in front of his house

It is a frightening intersection for pedestrians too. Drivers running red lights, and a walk signal that isn't long enough to cross diagonally.

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We have been sending complaints about this problem of running red lights for a decade now or more. The city does nothing. Grasso and Whalley are only the tip of the problem. It is frightening to try to cross as a pedestrian -- my heart pounds every time I do -- and you have to constantly look at all four directions because a driver will charge right through the light even when you think they've all stopped. I have been missed by inches. Why are not cameras installed at these dangerous intersection? Our throats are hoarse from calling for this. And why do we never see any police patrol at these intersections? The alderpersons do nothing -- no point in calling them. The mayor has turned his back. The NAACP has opposed cameras -- that's a really interesting one! We live with constant anxiety because of this lawlessness, which is never addressed by government.