Take a ride back in time and explore transit history at Muni Heritage Weekend this Saturday and Sunday, September 23-24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This years’ festivities combine free rides on heritage...
Rendering of Bryant and 17th Streets intersection. Image: Arcadis IBI Group We are reimagining the SFMTA’s Potrero Yard as the nation’s first known joint development of a bus maintenance facility with...
Opening Reception on Saturday, Dec. 16, 2023 2-5pm. Closing Event Saturday, Jan. 27, 2024, 10am-2pm: special vintage bus display and guided tour of the exhibit. Come explore 120 years of...
September is Transit Month in the Bay Area and on the latest episode of Taken with Transportation, the official SFMTA podcast, host Melissa Culross talks with Muni riders in multiple neighborhoods who...
An illustration for one of the featured neighborhood districts supporting the Take Muni to Support Small Business campaign, Artwork created by Dan Bransfield. This week we are launching a campaign...
Walk and Roll to School Week is here! Join neighbors, friends and classmates in walking, biking and rolling to school during Walk and Roll to School Week from October 2-6, 2023. Every year, our Safe...
Biking and riding Muni are two climate-friendly ways to get around San Francisco. San Francisco has released the latest version of its Climate Action Plan. This is the first time the city’s climate...
About the partnership with SF City Football Club: Muni is proud to continue our partnership with SFCFC, bringing two beloved San Francisco institutions together. This season, SFCFC jerseys once again...
About the partnership with SF City Football Club: Muni is proud to continue our partnership with SFCFC, bringing two beloved San Francisco institutions together. This season, SFCFC jerseys once again...
About the partnership with SF City Football Club: Muni is proud to continue our partnership with SFCFC, bringing two beloved San Francisco institutions together. This season, SFCFC jerseys once again...
About the partnership with SF City Football Club: Muni is proud to continue our partnership with SFCFC, bringing two beloved San Francisco institutions together. This season, SFCFC jerseys once again...
About the partnership with SF City Football Club: Muni is proud to continue our partnership with SFCFC, bringing two beloved San Francisco institutions together. This season, SFCFC jerseys once again...
About the partnership with SF City Football Club: Muni is proud to continue our partnership with SFCFC, bringing two beloved San Francisco institutions together. This season, SFCFC jerseys once again...
The Jefferson Street Quick-Build Project is an SFMTA and Port of San Francisco partnership to deliver transportation safety and comfort improvements on the corridor from Powell Street to Hyde Street...
Fines effective 7/1/2023 Fines effective 7/1/2024
The Kirkham Street Neighborway project and Ortega Street Neighborway project will be heard at the June 14, 2024 public hearing for final public comment. The hearing is scheduled to begin at 10 am...
Historical project information is saved on this page. Current project information can be found at SFMTA.com/Valencia . In 2018 and under Mayor London Breed's leadership, the SFMTA Board of Directors...
San Francisco’s Potrero Yard Modernization Project will replace an obsolete, century-old bus yard with a modern four-story bus maintenance and storage facility with integrated housing and retail. This...
People riding on the current center-running bikeway on Valencia. The bikeway on Valencia Street is changing, and we invite you to share ideas before we take next steps. On June 18, our Board of...
Note: The Geary Rapid Project was completed in fall 2021. Learn more on the Geary Rapid Project webpage . Frequently Asked Questions 1. What changes and amenities are coming to bus stops? There are...
How to Help Our Most Vulnerable Public transportation is a vital part of our community and essential to making San Francisco an equitable and just city. Seniors, people with disabilities, people of...
Improving Safety Everyone in San Francisco deserves to feel safe. Yet each year, about 30 people lose their lives and over 500 more are severely injured while traveling on city streets. These deaths...