Left: A new parking-protected bike lane on 13th Street, from Harrison to Bryant Street. Right: Freshly-installed concrete dividers on eastbound Division, from Bryant/11th to 10th Street. Fresh paint...
Bike commuters in a protected bike lane on Polk Street at Hayes Street on Bike to Work Day last year. This Thursday is Bike to Work Day, which means it's the perfect time once again to pedal out and...
One of the many Ghirardelli signs that populate the namesake square. Photo: m01229/Flickr Events: This weekend's many activities take place at locations all across the city, from Fisherman's Wharf in...
Mission and 4th streets. When thinking about creating a better transportation system in San Francisco over the next 50 years, which values like equity, safety, sustainability and economy vitality are...
A new parking-protected bike lane on 7th Street. The bike lane runs between the sidewalk and new Muni boarding islands to make it easier for everyone to navigate. There's good reason to celebrate Bike...
SFMTA Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, May 16, 1 p.m. City Hall, Room 400 Nearby Muni Routes: 5, 19, 21, 47, 49, F Market, Metro-Civic Center Station The agenda for tomorrow’s Board of Directors...
Residents and hungry neighbors gather at Village Pizzeria for the Van Ness Improvement Project’s Meet the Expert speaker series, held each month at a different business on Van Ness. As a sponsor of...
The newest member of the SFMTA Board of Directors is former State Senator Art Torres, who was sworn in and joined his first board meeting today. Torres was appointed by Mayor Ed Lee and confirmed by...
Participants at Bay to Breakers 2016. Photo: David Goehring/Flickr Bay to Breakers Sunday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. SoMa to Ocean Beach It’s that time of year again: The annual Bay to Breakers 12K race...
If you've ever wondered what Muni looked like in the 1950s, you're in luck – we recently added over 1,500 photos to the SFMTA Photo Archive from years up to the end of 1959. Here are a few shots from...
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...
New parking payment systems allow customers to use Apple Pay and provide on-screen instructions in multiple languages. We’re excited to introduce new 21st-century technology at city-owned parking...
More than 15 years ago, Muni became a national pioneer in providing customers real-time transit information when it launched NextMuni, the system that displays live arrival prediction times at transit...
There will be no shortage of activities to help make this Memorial Day weekend one to remember. In addition to Carnaval in the Mission, you can enjoy the San Francisco International Arts Festival...
Crime on Muni vehicles and in stations has dropped steadily since 2013, as you may have heard. The decline in crime comes even as more people ride Muni, and it correlates with our efforts with the SF...
This weekend's events have a little something for everyone. Check out the Colossal Clusterfest in Civic Center, head to the Union Street Music Festival, pig out at the Heritage BBQ tour in Dogpatch or...
SFMTA Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday, June 6, 1 p.m. City Hall, Room 400 Nearby Muni Routes: 5, 19, 21, 47, 49, F Market, Metro-Civic Center Station The agenda for tomorrow’s Board of Directors...
The work of Monica Tiulesci (shown) and four other artists was displayed on Muni buses earlier this year. Photo: SF Beautiful Muni Art will return for its third year in 2018, and we're calling for Bay...
This week at The Embarcadero and North Point Street, we installed a new bicycle traffic signal and waiting area for left turns. As we reimagine The Embarcadero as a better place to walk and bike along...
A rendering of Geary at Leavenworth Street with proposed Muni and safety upgrades. We're looking for members to join our new Geary Community Advisory Committee (CAC), where you can help shape our...
This weekend will be a busy one, especially in the western part of the city, with the Haight-Ashbury Street Fair, Sunday Streets in Golden Gate Park and the Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon on Sunday...
Cable Car 23 descends the Hyde Street hill near Chestnut Street on Aug. 20, 1973. Have you ever wondered what it takes to keep Muni's cable cars on the road year after year? In the first of a series...
Last week San Francisco Unified School District's incoming sixth-graders at four middle schools went straight to their new campuses despite the summer break to learn the ropes for success beyond...
Red transit-only lanes on Market Street. As we wrote in April, red transit-only lanes work. And now, our efforts to pioneer them have taken a step forward: State and federal agencies gave San...
If you're a fan of nice weather and historic festivals, then this weekend should please you. Check out our featured events below. The crowd soaking up the sun in Washington Square Park during North...