The Potrero Avenue Streetscape Improvement project was approved by the SFMTA Board in 2014 after an extensive community process in 2013. Construction for the project began in 2015 and is anticipated...
The Planning Department, Department of Public Works, and the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency co-hosted the final open house at the Tenderloin Elementary School Auditorium on March 26...
The SFMTA has developed a draft proposal for parking management in the Northeast Mission neighborhood, which you can download and review using the links below . A third community meeting for the...
In the Fall of 2013, additional changes will be made to address concerns expressed by the residents at community meetings. These changes include: A buffer on each side of the street so cars would not...
Relevant SFMTA Labor Relations Documents and Forms COVID-19 Related Health and Safety Information Health and Safety Documents Tuition Reimbursement All tuition reimbursements are done on-line. The new...
The Van Ness Improvement Project is seeking four participants to fill vacated seats for the Van Ness Bus Rapid Transit Community Advisory Committee, called Van Ness BRT CAC for short. The Van Ness BRT...
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA), which oversees all transportation in the city, today joined the Board of Supervisors, Walk San Francisco, and other city partners and...
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency today approved safety and transit reliability improvements for all users of Market Street by moving private vehicles off of the most crowded, downtown...
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA), which manages all surface transportation in the city, today joined the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) and the San Francisco...
A Chinese lantern inside a motorized cable car during the 2016 Chinese New Year Parade. Events: Chinese New Year Parade Saturday, 5:15 p.m. Union Square and Chinatown Chinese New Year (also known as...
A screenshot from the Streetfilms video , “Riders First: How Buses Are Moving San Francisco Forward.” It can be easy to lose track of all our efforts to move Muni Forward, so it’s helpful to get a...
The Vision Zero Hero at Bike to Work Day on May 11. As San Francisco opens its arms this Sunday to Bay to Breakers, its annual tradition of costumes, revelry and (a bit of) athletics, a new...
Starting with an open house next week, we’re kicking off the Safer Taylor Street project to shape a plan that will make Taylor safer and more equitable for everyone getting around. For this project...
This is a basic recap of items voted on and discussed by the SFMTA Board of Directors at its most recent meeting. SFMTA board meetings are usually held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month...
SFMTA Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, July 18, 1 p.m. City Hall, Room 400 Nearby Muni Routes: 5, 19, 21, 47, 49, F Market, Metro- Civic Center Station The agenda for Tuesday's board of directors...
A screenshot of the SFMTA's Twitter account webpage as seen today. Believe it or not, the SFMTA’s Twitter account, "@sfmta_muni," is staffed by real people. That's right: for 96 regular hours and...
Next week, join us in participating in transit week, “a celebration of public transit and all those who ride it.” The annual event, led by the organization SF Transit Riders, is sponsored by the SFMTA...
Safety Zone Program The Safety Zone Program builds on California’s " daylighting" law. This law requires painting curbs red at certain intersections to improve visibility for everyone. Our Safety Zone...
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Event Summary Lillie Coit's will be celebrating its official grand opening from Thursday through Sunday, October 8-11. Continue reading below for information regarding street closures and Muni service...
Summary The most critical traffic and transit impacts of the project occurred when the Kearny Street pedestrian bridge was removed. That work is now complete. Walter U. Lum will be closed for...
SFMTA is committed to keeping you moving during construction. Below, you’ll find information on construction activities, special events, and transportation projects that may affect travel in Chinatown...