URGENT UPDATE: A significant sinkhole has emerged on Chicago’s South Side, causing major disruptions to the morning commute. As of Monday morning, crews have blocked off the area near 111th Street and Whipple Street, where the sinkhole has led to immediate road closures, as captured in footage from Chopper 7.
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) is responding by rerouting buses on the #113 Vincennes/111th Street line, affecting numerous commuters in the bustling area. It remains unclear how long the repairs will take, leaving many drivers and public transit users in a state of uncertainty.
This incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by the city in maintaining its infrastructure. Authorities have not yet provided an estimated timeline for reopening the road, but updates are expected throughout the day.
As the situation develops, commuters are advised to seek alternative routes and stay informed on traffic updates. The impact of the sinkhole on local traffic patterns underscores the urgent need for swift action to restore normalcy in the area.
Stay tuned for more updates as crews work diligently to address this critical situation.
