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SoMa Slow Streets

Project Introduction

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 Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) Board on May 16, 2023. This corridor had initially been implemented as a COVID-19 Response Slow Street in 2021.

    Learn more about the Slow Streets program

    SoMa Slow Streets Evaluation 

    Following the SFMTA Board’s approval of SoMa Slow Streets, the SFMTA Project team collected additional data analysis to assess how the street is performing against the Slow Streets Program targets

    • Vehicle speeds at or below 15 mph 
    • Vehicle volumes less than 1,000 per day 

    SoMa Slow Streets meet both the program vehicle volume and vehicle speed targets.

    For additional information on how this street compares to others in the Slow Streets program, or for overall program findings, please see the 2023 Evaluation Report.

    Project Timeline 
    May 2023
    Project approval
    Completed
    Spring 2023
    Data collection + evaluation
    Completed
    Spring 2023
    Design process
    Completed
    Summer 2023
    Implementation
    Pending

    Next Steps

    Spring 2023: Implementation of the SoMa Slow Streets Design is in process. 

    As of spring 2023, SoMa Slow Streets meets program speed targets and program volume targets. The Slow Streets program team will continue to monitor vehicle speeds and volumes on SoMa Slow Streets.

    Questions or feedback? Email SlowStreets@SFMTA.com and include "SoMa Slow Streets" in the subject line. To receive Project updates, please sign up via the link on the righthand side of this page.