Signals / Condition
Sidewalk Blocked by Dining
in Montréal, QC
Tables, chairs, barriers, or diners visibly narrowing or blocking pedestrian passage.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01Seattle, WA1.4K
- 02Melbourne, VIC607
- 03Honolulu, HI549
- 04Jacksonville, FL532
- 05Mexico City, CMX477
- 06London, ENG455
- 07Toronto, ON437
- 08Paris, IDF429
- 09Montréal, QC401
- 10New York City, NY400
- 11Minneapolis, MN390
- 12Portland, OR388
- 13Denver, CO377
- 14Los Angeles, CA359
- 15Sydney, NSW353
fewestMontréal, QC · 100th percentilemost
- COUNTED
- 401
- all time in Montréal
- RANK
- #1
- of 4 cities in QC
- SHARE
- 82%
- of the peer group's total
- DENSITY
- 21.1
- per 100k residents
Other conditions in Montréal
The state of a place: complaints, wear, noise and upkeep. All-time counts.
- 01Road Safety Risks14K
- 02Broken Parking Meter9.4K
- 03Damaged Curb8.7K
- 04Pedestrian Safety Hazard8.3K
- 05Parking Pressure7.2K
- 06Damaged Crosswalk Scene7.1K
- 07Cycling Safety Hazard5K
- 08Infrastructure Issues4.9K
- 09Transport Bottlenecks4.8K
- 10Overgrown Sidewalk3.7K
- 11Dead Street Tree3.3K
- 12Crosswalk Blocked3.3K
- 13Road Surface Deterioration3.2K
- 14Water Main Failure Evidence3.2K
- 15Cracked Asphalt3.1K
- 16Missing Traffic Sign3.1K
- 17Missing Lane Markings3K
- 18Blocked Bike Lane3K
- 19Faded Crosswalk Scene2.8K
- 20Broken Traffic Signal2.7K
- 21Damaged Traffic Sign2.7K
- 22Uneven Roadway2.5K
- 23Public Space Disorder2.5K
- 24Dying Street Tree2.4K