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The employee survey is now closed. The results will be available soon. In the meantime, you may be interested in the agency's performance metric for employee ratings of overall satisfaction.

You will receive your renewal notice by mail at least one month before your permit's expiration date. Renew your permit as soon as possible so you don't get a parking ticket due to an expired permit...

Requests for a Reasonable Modification of SFMTA Policies and Procedures The SFMTA is committed to ensuring full access to our services. If you believe there is a modification to a SFMTA policy or...

Download an App for Getting a Taxi Taxi Companies ABC Taxicab | Call 415.970.1300 Main: 415.401.8900 | Ramp Taxis: 0 | San Francisco Centralized American Taxicab | Call 415.333.3333 Main: 415.614.2000...

How To Contest a Vehicle Tow Ordered by SFMTA Enforcement You may dispute the validity of the tow by scheduling a hearing within 30 days of the date of the tow. The date selected for a hearing does...

PERMIT TRANSFER Fee: $25.00 If you have moved and changed addresses within the same RPP area or have purchased a new vehicle you may apply for a transfer in person or by mail at the SFMTA Customer...

Learn about the petition and review process for bringing parking permits to your neighborhood. Interactive Permit Area Map | Static Permit Area Map RPP Extension San Francisco’s Residential Parking...

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...

Experiencing homelessness in San Francisco? Eligible vehicle owners experiencing homelessness who have visited a Coordinated Entry Point in the past 6 months will receive a one-time Administrative fee...

Free language assistance is available. For assistance, please call ☎ 311 (Outside SF 415.701.2311; Teletypewriter 415.701.2323). A 311 staff member can provide more information. FRAUD ALERT...

Free language assistance is available. For assistance, please call ☎ 311 (Outside SF 415.701.2311; Teletypewriter 415.701.2323). A 311 staff member can provide more information. Parking or Transit...

Important Information: See the Upcoming Construction Contracts for contracts tentatively to be advertised. For active construction contracts accepting bids, please visit the SF City and County...

With guidance from federal, state, regional and local agencies, we work to improve San Francisco’s transportation system. We invite you to find out more about the key government entities and...

GUIDELINES SFMTA welcomes photography and videography on Muni vehicles and publicly-accessible property subject to the following guidelines All photography and videography activities should be pursued...

If you are a business interested in selling any SFMTA fare media (Clipper Cards, Visitor Passes, Parking Cards, etc.), please contact us at revenue.sales@sfmta.com or call 415.701.4623. We will be...

The SFMTA welcomes the opportunity to meet with foreign dignitaries and foreign delegations to share knowledge and present information about its projects and programs. PROCESS Requests for tours are...

BUYING DISCOUNTED MUNI TICKETS IN BULK Discounts are based on the number of tickets purchased 10% - 100 to 499 items 15% - 500 to 999 items 20% - 1,000 and above Click here to make a bulk order...

If a Color Curb (other than a Driveway Red Zone, White Zone or a Green Zone) has become so faded that drivers are parking illegally within the zone, please call 311 (for calls outside of San Francisco...

We appreciate our customers' help in maintaining bicycle racks and corrals. If a rack has become damaged or unusable in some way, please report it. REPORT A DAMAGED BICYCLE RACK Call 311 (for calls...

To report a traffic signal needing maintenance or repairs please call the San Francisco 311 Customer Service Center or 415.401.3700. (24 hours a day). Voice within San Francisco: 311 Voice, outside...

Featuring the award-winning "It Stops Here" media campaign, the Safe Streets Campaign is a collaboration between the SFMTA, contractor MIG and other Vision Zero partners like the San Francisco...

Speed kills. It’s one of the leading cause of traffic fatalities in San Francisco. The victims are people’s mothers or grandparents or children. That’s why the city began a citywide campaign in the...