District 11-Wide Traffic Calming Project

With coordination and funding through the SFCTA’s Neighborhood Transportation Improvement Program (NTIP), Supervisor Safai has committed to traffic safety improvements, district wide. The goal of this project is to make residential streets safer and more enjoyable for people of all ages who, walk, bike, and drive.

Between fall 2018 and spring 2019, the SFMTA will implement over a 100 traffic safety measures across District 11. Some of these improvements will include speed humps or speed cushions. Many of these measures were prioritized based on their proximity to parks and schools, community feedback, as well as supervisor input. These improvements will include crosswalk upgrades, speed humps, and raised crosswalks. Balloting for speeds humps will commence in November and continue through the winter.

These near-term efforts are closely connected to the community planning effort in the Excelsior that is focused on achieving broader neighborhood-specific traffic safety goals. The near-term safety improvements will be implemented throughout District 11.