Today, we unveiled a plaque in honor of Rosa Parks on the anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott. The boycott was sparked by Rosa Parks keeping her historic seat, and we wanted to commemorate that...
Update: This work is rescheduled to the night of December 17, 2019. Bus shuttles will substitute the California Cable Car for the evening of Tuesday, December 17, 2019. The last cable car will run at...
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...
In this week’s Director’s Report from the SFMTA Board of Directors meeting, Tom Maguire gave updates on the following topics: Vision Zero We are sad to report that, so far this year, there have been...
Yesterday, the SFMTA working with Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Brown announced the completion of the Octavia ‘Open Street’ Project in Hayes Valley. The Open Street Project was designed to reopen...
During World War II and the Oil Crisis of the 1970s, carpooling or sharing rides was a strategy for maximizing a scarce resource, gas. While our vehicles have become more fuel-efficient including the...
Events: A handful of fun events will be taking place around town this weekend beginning with the annual Holiday Lights Boat Parade along Fisherman's Wharf this Friday evening. Also beginning Friday...
We want to inform our riders about a recent issue that arose on one of our new LRV4 Siemens vehicles. While Muni LRVs remain safe to operate, out of an abundance of caution, we will be limiting the...
As we open up a new year, the SFMTA Photo Archive is looking back 40 years to 1979. Recently we launched a new scanning and archiving project to preserve more of our historic photographs for the...
Want to take a group out for a special, rail-centric event? The SFMTA offers private charters on our historic cable cars and streetcars. Bring your friends, family, or coworkers out on a ride around...
The SFMTA has launched a Fare Share campaign to remind Muni riders to remember to pay their fares on buses and Muni Metro. This Fare Share campaign will remind the ridership and the public about...
In the area known as the Hairball, Cesar Chavez Street, Bayshore Boulevard and Potrero Avenue change from city streets to a complex arrangement of bridges and ramps linking with Highway 101. The...
The 22 Fillmore is one of Muni’s busiest bus lines. It carries more than 20,000 people every day. It connects neighborhoods from the Marina to Mission Bay. And, the route plays a key role in keeping...
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The Sloat Quick-Build Project aimed to improve safety for all users and enhance active-transportation options on Sloat Boulevard between Skyline Boulevard and Great Highway, connecting Lake Merced...
Event Summary The annual Cherry Blossom Festival will take place on Saturday and Sunday, April 11-12, in Japantown for the first of two weekends. There will be street closures and a reroute of the 2...
Event Summary Larkin Street between Eddy and O'Farrell will be closed this Saturday, April 11, for a Shared Spaces event. Muni's 19 Polk will reroute around the event area. Larkin Shared Spaces...
Join Our Monthly SFMTA Meeting! We would love for you to join our Zoom meeting. It happens every third Thursday of the month. Come Join MAAC ! The Multimodal Accessibility Advisory Committee. Who...
Welcome to the SFMTA MAAC Page! We are a 21-member body who provide guidance on all accessibility related issues which involve the SFMTA. Please come join us at our next meeting. The committee...
The Streets Division of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will hold an online public hearing on Friday, April 17, 2026, at 10:00 AM. Meeting Access Instructions This hearing will be...
Join the SFMTA team Saturday, April 11 at 12 PM in the Sunset for the Emergency Preparedness Community Fair hosted by SF Rec & Park and the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management! Stop by...