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Community input is essential to this project. We encourage all residents, workers, and travelers in Southeast San Francisco to share their thoughts. Your feedback will shape the Mobility Hub Plan...

What is a mobility hub? A mobility hub is a place that brings together different transportation options so you can easily switch between them. It usually centers on a transit stop (like a BART...

Welcome to our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) page about Pay or Permit Parking! Here, you will find answers to common questions about how to identify Pay or Permit Parking, when and where to pay...

Meet Dennis Billups, a San Francisco native and lifelong disability rights activist. With a career spanning more than five decades, Dennis participated in the historic 1977 504 sit-ins at the San...

APTA Rail Conference Panel: Fast, Frequent, Reliable: How Muni improvements are driving customer satisfaction Tuesday, July 1, 10:30-11:30 a.m. In 2024, Muni received its highest satisfaction rating...

Blog post: Countdown to Pride Weekend: Events to Explore and Muni Travel Tips. Use the links below to find information on Pride Weekend events for 2025, including street closures and Muni service...

Meet Julian, a transit enthusiast and student at AccessSFUSD. As a self-proclaimed Muni Expert, Julian has worked as an ADA observer for our system, helping ensure Muni is accessible to everyone. Muni...

Zach Bryan: Aug. 15 The Zach Bryan concert will take place Friday, August 15, 2025, in the Polo Field. In addition to expanded Muni service, there will be taxi stands, passenger loading zones near the...

Meet SFMTA Director Fiona Hinze, who is also the Director of Research at the Independent Living Resource Center. Director Hinze is a Paratransit rider and an independent living advocate for the...

Meet Ammy, a disabled San Francisco native who has been riding Muni for over 30 years. She values Muni neighborhood service as a hallmark of public transportation in San Francisco. Her favorite place...

The SFMTA’s Automated Enforcement Program uses a network of automated cameras to enforce illegal red-light running and illegal right turns. The SFMTA also uses forward-facing cameras on buses to...

“Color curb” zones provide access to the curb to help facilitate activities like the loading of people or goods. Accessible parking (“blue”) zones and driveway red zones are active 24 hours a day...

All Muni Metro underground stations (Embarcadero, Montgomery, Powell, Civic Center, Van Ness, Church Street, Castro Street, Forest Hill, Chinatown-Rose-Pak and Union Square-Market Street) are...