This page is part of Muni Art 2023. The Rhythm of Baker Beach You’ll hear the waves under the Golden Gate BridgeYou’ll hear the seagulls sing to each otherI hear the calm waves soothe my soulI feel...
Listed below are the required documents for each permit type. More information is available on the individual applications on the Permits Page. Permanent Residents: A copy of the current California...
The 1 California serves the Chinatown neighborhood–one of San Francisco's neighborhoods with high percentages of people of color and low-income households. In addition, 65% of Chinatown and Nob Hill...
To access the ONLINE application form in other languages, please click on the "select language" located in the upper right corner of this page. For assistance completing the application form, please...
The SFMTA is working to protect essential workers and transit-dependent San Franciscans who rely on Muni to get to work and essential appointments. During the initial days of shelter-in-place, the 1...
A new transit queue jump has been installed on Geary Boulevard at 15th Avenue as part of the 38 Geary Temporary Emergency Transit Lanes project. The queue jump, along with a Muni head-start signal...
In order to support the taxi industry during the pandemic, the SFMTA has provided the following support to the taxi industry, as of March 2021: Waive all taxi-related fees for the next two fiscal...
Muni and SamTrans Partner to Bring Bus Service to Lake Merced Starting March 22, 2022, a new program provides free access to SamTrans Route 122 within San Francisco between Lake Merced Boulevard and...
Thursday, March 11, 2021 Public hearing on March 11, 2021 for the proposed removal of the Monterey cypress tree in the roadway median of Geary Boulevard at Buchanan Street as part of SFMTA’s...
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) today announced the completion of the Bayview Quick-Build Project located along Evans Ave, Hunters Point Blvd, and Innes Ave between Jennings...
Transit operators in the nine Bay Area counties have joined forces to initiate research, study U.S. and international efforts, and review information from the American Public Transportation...
Each year, the SFMTA measures bicycle ridership in San Francisco by collecting data from a network of automated bike counters, which use sensors embedded in the pavement, and by conducting manual bike...
How to Complete Your Annual Sworn Statement You will need your Driver’s License or ID information. You will need to have an electronic copy of your Driver’s License or ID to upload into the system...
There are two forms below: 1) Annual Sworn Statement - Non-Corporate Medallions and 2) Annual Sworn Statement - Corporate Medallions. All individual Medallion Holders must complete the "Non-Corporate"...
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) today announced new traffic safety measures for the Tenderloin– reducing the speed limit to 20 mph and prohibiting turns on red – in an effort...
The SFMTA monitors bicycle volumes and commute trends citywide through three data collection methods: ACS Commute Data, annual bike counts collected manually at specified locations and automated...
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) today announced that the ConnectSF team debuted the Transit Corridor Study StoryMap as part of the public outreach process to identify...
Please use the following 311 San Francisco Customer Service Center forms to make a transit shelter maintenance request. Be sure to fill in the form as shown below: Request Transit shelter/Transit...
The SFMTA is committed to creating a safe, connected bike network that makes biking comfortable whether you're 8 or 80 years old. Do your part in making our streets safer by following the bicycle...
Quick Links Types of Bike Parking | Request a Bike Rack or Corral | Request a Bike Rack Be Moved or Removed | Bike Parking Locations in the City | Bike Racks and Building Permit Approvals | Bikehangar...
Part of a Vision Zero safety campaign whose message is simple: Fatal collisions — not “accidents” — on our city streets are neither acceptable nor inevitable. We all have the power to help change...
1. Go to the Pay-By-Browser website (m2.paybyphone.com) 2. Log in, register for an account, park as guest, or log in via Facebook. Select Park. 3. Enter location. On single-space meters, the location...
Download app from Google Play How to Pay by Android 1. Launch the app. 2. Sign in or register. Select PARK for guest user. 2. Enter the location. On single-space meters, the location number appears on...