Somerset Street from Silver Avenue to Woolsey Street in the Portola was approved as a Slow Street by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) Board on December 6, 2022. This corridor...
The Shotwell Slow Street is an effort to improve safety and support active transportation on this corridor from 14th Street to Cesar Chavez, providing an important north-south connection through the...
22nd Street from Chattanooga Avenue to Bryant Street in the Mission was approved as a Slow Street by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) Board on December 6, 2022. The SFMTA...
BART has been installing new canopies across their system to protect their new escalators from the wear-and-tear of elements like rain and wind-swept debris and to provide an added layer of station...
The Frida Kahlo Quick-Build Project aims to improve safety for people walking and bicycling on Frida Kahlo Way and Judson Avenue west of Foerster Street. It seeks to strengthen active-transportation...
The Great Highway is a 3.8-mile-long roadway running along Ocean Beach on the westernmost side of San Francisco. The Upper Great Highway is a two-mile segment of this roadway, between Lincoln Way and...
Located in the South of Market neighborhood (SoMa), between 11 th Street and 4 th Street, Howard Street is a two to three -lane westbound arterial originally built to support manufacturing and...
The Irving Street corridor is a vibrant and vital backbone to the northern Sunset District community, with businesses and institutions serving nearby residents and cross-town visitors. Balancing the...
The SFMTA's Vision Zero Proactive Traffic Calming Program focuses on safety improvements on streets where pedestrian injuries to seniors and people with disabilities are concentrated, and in priority...
The 20th Street Slow Street provides an east-west connection through the Mission neighborhood, connecting the Shotwell Slow Street and Potrero Avenue bike facilities. 20th Street was designated as a...
Lapu-Lapu, Rizal, Tandang Sora, Bonifacio and Mabini streets between Folsom Street and Harrison Street (SoMa Slow Streets) in the SoMa neighborhood was approved as a Slow Street by the San Francisco...
As part of an ongoing Twin Peaks Tunnel Inspection Project, SFMTA will complete a detailed structural inspection of the over two-mile-long Twin Peaks Tunnel. The inspection will require close up, in...
The San Francisco Biking and Rolling Plan: Active Communities is a 2-year planning process to develop a new plan for active mobility in San Francisco. The new plan directs SFMTA future investments in...
All Muni users, SFMTA employees, San Franciscans and visitors to our world-class city deserve public transit that prioritizes safety and security. Safety and security are the first standard measure of...
Franklin Street is a north-south roadway that extends from Market Street to Fort Mason. Between Broadway and Lombard streets, Franklin Street has three travel lanes in the northbound direction with...
The goal of the Arguello Quick Build Bicycle Safety Project is to improve safety, promote bicycle travel and strengthen connectivity to the citywide bicycle network. The project was initiated in...
The Brotherhood/Alemany Safety Improvements Project ("Brotherhood/Alemany") will explore alternatives to improve safety and circulation for all users at the Brotherhood Way/Alemany Boulevard /...
Safety is the SFMTA’s top priority. From our customers to our staff, everyone deserves to feel safe and be free from violence on Muni vehicles, at Muni stops and in Muni stations. Harassment and...
The Oak Street Quick-Build Project aims to improve safety and access for people walking and bicycling on Oak Street (between Stanyan Street and Baker Street) and JFK Drive (between Kezar Drive and...
The Accessibility Strategy is the agency’s initiative to assess how well we meet the diverse transportation needs of older adults and people with disabilities. The Strategy will guide staff across the...
The Sutter Street Quick-Build Project is committed to delivering transportation safety and comfort on the project corridor from Market Street to Polk Street for all users, as well as improve transit...
The Main Street Streetscape Project is part of a larger neighborhood‐wide community planning initiative called the South Downtown Design + Activation Plan (Soda). Soda seeks to create vibrant streets...
Due to safety concerns involving the turn from 3rd Street onto 20th Street, where there have been several collisions involving buses over the past year and a half, the 48 Quintara-24th Street was...
The Lake Slow Street is an effort to improve safety and support active transportation on this corridor from 28th Avenue to Arguello Boulevard, providing an important east-west connection through the...
The Golden Gate Avenue Slow Street is an effort to improve safety and support active transportation on this corridor, which provides an important connection through the North of the Panhandle...