As we pass through the real San Francisco summer, the SFMTA's Slow Streets Program is excited to share the latest updates and progress across the network, reflecting our commitment to enhancing safety...
The Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place Quick-Build Project was approved by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Board at the October 1, 2024 meeting. Link to meeting page with agenda, staff...
In recent weeks, crews have made progress implementing safety improvements included in the West Portal Station Safety and Community Space Improvements Project. Vehicle restrictions and transit lanes...
New Stop Sign and Muni Stop Changes on Church Street This proposal seeks to 1) improve safety by adding a new all-way Stop sign on Church and 28th streets and 2) improve transit reliability and access...
Construction of the Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place Quick-Build Project is underway! Construction is still expected to wrap up by November 1, 2024. Below is the working implementation schedule, which is...
As part of the Mission Traction Power Improvement Project, crews are scheduled to work on installing new conduits and protected wires to support trolley coach service, underground traction cables to...
Vehicle restrictions and transit lanes now in effect During the week of September 30, crews installed signage and paint to put new vehicle restrictions and transit lanes into effect. Please follow...
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For assistance completing the application form, please call 311 or 415.701.2311. The Curb Access team is also available to assist by contacting 415.646.2599 or ccp@sfmta.com. To access the PDF...
For assistance completing the application form, please call 311 or 415.701.2311. The Curb Access Team is also available to assist by contacting 415.646.2599 or ccp@sfmta.com.
On-street accessible parking or blue zones are normally located in areas with high public use, such as in dense commercial areas, near the entrance of public facilities and services like libraries...
Our Mission Our mission is to plan, design, implement, and maintain the city’s transportation infrastructure and regulations to support San Francisco’s mobility needs as the city changes and grows...
Click on the roadmap infographic for a step-by-step summary of the approval process for proposed street changes. The Sustainable Streets Division of San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency...
The Streets Division of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will hold an online public hearing on Friday, October 17, 2025 at 10:00 AM. Meeting Access Instructions This hearing will be...
Important Starting in October, 2025 the Color Curb Committee and Hearing process has ended. To make things easier for small businesses, there is a new way to review and comment on curb changes. To...
Important Starting in October, 2025 the Color Curb Committee and Hearing process has ended. To make things easier for small businesses, there is a new way to review and comment on curb changes. To...
Important Starting in October, 2025 the Color Curb Committee and Hearing process has ended. To make things easier for small businesses, there is a new way to review and comment on curb changes. To...
Important Starting in October, 2025 the Color Curb Committee and Hearing process has ended. To make things easier for small businesses, there is a new way to review and comment on curb changes. To...