Thank you for your interest in the Central Subway Project, which is a significant project in the history of San Francisco's public transportation network. This project is the first underground line to...
Thank you for your interest in the Central Subway Project, which is a significant project in the history of San Francisco's public transportation network. This project is the first underground line to...
As part of the Sunset Tunnel Trackway Improvement Project, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) will resume weekend construction on the Sunset Tunnel. The work will start at 2 a.m...
To ensure safety for the N Judah customers as well as the residents living around the Muni trackways, seismic improvements will be made to the retaining walls surrounding the west portal of Sunset...
SFMTA and Caltrans staff joined the community on August 25, 2015 at Glen Park School to provide neighbors with background on the San Jose Avenue & I-280 Off-Ramp Road Diet Pilot Project and give an...
As the operators of San Francisco’s major public transportation system, we are always aware of the weather and the impact it may have on our services. Safety is our first priority. Stay Updated, Plan...
Smartphone theft and the physical violence associated with it have no place in San Francisco. For the "Eyes Up, Phones Down" anti-crime and public awareness campaign we partnered with Mayor Ed Lee...
The SFMTA currently has 174 crossing guards on duty, serving 98 public and private schools across San Francisco. Collectively, they provide approximately 400 hours of coverage each day, helping...
Sunday Streets during COVID-19 Sunday Streets are happening all year round as small-format, health-order-compliant events. Visit the Rise Together Calendar to learn about upcoming events. SFMTA is...
SFMTA is proud to be the primary City sponsor of Livable City's annual Sunday Streets program. Sunday Streets support the transit first core value of the SFMTA Strategic Plan by promoting more...
SFMTA is proud to be the primary City sponsor of Livable City's annual Sunday Streets program. Sunday Streets support the transit first core value of the SFMTA Strategic Plan by promoting more...
Everybody is a pedestrian at some point in their journey, whether walking several miles, a few blocks to the bus stop or to a parking space. Walking not only improves personal health and quality of...
Metro Access The Muni Metro light rail system features six lines: the J Church, K Ingleside, L Taraval, M Ocean View, N Judah and the T Third. These lines serve downtown and neighborhoods in the...
Muni provides accessible public transit to virtually every corner of San Francisco. Below is detailed information on the accessible features available on Muni buses, information on how to board the...
Muni operates three types of Historic Streetcars: President's Conference Cars (PCCs), Milan Cars, and Antique Streetcars. Below you will find information about their accessible features. Accessibility...
NextMuni NextMuni information can be used to select origin and destination stops on all light rail lines and bus routes. NextMuni information can be accessed from internet-enabled handheld devices...
Muni is able to accommodate most mobility devices. As a general reference, we are able to lift up to 600 pounds and our securement areas can easily accomadate most standard wheelchairs. If you are...
Flag Stops In residential areas and other low traffic locations, many stops are “Flag stops” where Muni will stop in the street rather than pull to the curb. At these stops you will need to leave the...
Learn about the petition and review process for bringing parking permits to your neighborhood. Interactive Permit Area Map | Static Permit Area Map RPP Extension San Francisco’s Residential Parking...
Featuring the award-winning "It Stops Here" media campaign, the Safe Streets Campaign is a collaboration between the SFMTA, contractor MIG and other Vision Zero partners like the San Francisco...
An art proposal for public art to be installed on Van Ness Avenue after the construction of the Van Ness Corridor Transit Improvement Project has been announced by the San Francisco Arts Commission...
Your Winter Van Ness Improvement Project newsletter has arrived. What's inside? • New features coming to Van Ness • A timeline of construction • Upcoming hands-on events Click here to see the winter...
Your spring Van Ness Improvement Project newsletter is here. What's inside? Construction information Project details Upcoming events Click here to see the spring newsletter!>>
Construction on the Van Ness Improvement Project began October 24, 2016, and the strategic construction schedule brings many changes to the two-mile stretch of Van Ness Avenue between Lombard and...
When construction for the Van Ness Improvement Project begins October 24, the way people travel Van Ness Avenue will change almost immediately. The first changes will happen near Broadway: The...