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Transportation 2030

In 2013, Mayor Ed Lee convened a Transportation Task Force to investigate what San Francisco needs to do to fix our transportation network and prepare it for the future. The Task Force was comprised...
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Transit Effectiveness Project (TEP) (Muni Forward)

The TEP was an in-depth planning process that brought together technology, technical expertise, and deep community insight to better understand and thus better solve the problems affecting San...
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Muni Forward: Enhancing Safety and Access

As part of Muni Forward, we're working to improve the experience of riding Muni, making it safer, easier, and more pleasant to take our service. We’re enhancing our fleet to make it cleaner, greener...
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Transportation Demand Management

Transportation Demand Management (TDM) is a layer of policies, programs, information, services, and tools that work with the transportation infrastructure and operations to support the use of...
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Muni Forward Transit Priority Projects

Muni Forward includes engineering improvements—also known as Transit Priority Projects—designed to address transit delay, improve reliability, and increase the safety and comfort of customers along...
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Muni Forward

We're working to improve the safety and reliablity of our transit system. Contact us at muniforward@sfmta.com .
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Keith Tanner

Planner in the Regional Planning group of the Sustainable Streets Division, focused on Long Range Planning and coordination across agencies and departments. Serves as SFMTA Liaison to the Balboa Park...
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SFpark Pilot Program

SFMTA established SFpark to use new technologies and policies to improve parking in San Francisco. Reducing traffic by helping drivers find parking benefits everyone. More parking availability makes...
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Land Use Development & Transportation Integration

Integrating transportation and land use planning is essential to meet the ever growing needs of a vibrant city like San Francisco. Research has proven that development patterns (and their related...