Ten years ago last month, San Francisco proudly became the second city in the United States to adopt Vision Zero , an ambitious pledge to end all serious and fatal traffic crashes. Since I joined the...
Muni customers catch the T Third Line at the Union Square/Market Street Station on opening day. The Central Subway has connected communities from the Bayview to Chinatown for over a year now. As we...
A 38 Geary bus beats traffic in the new transit lanes installed last fall. The Geary Boulevard Improvement Project aims to address bus delays and traffic concerns on a high-injury corridor. Community...
Street safety advocates and SFMTA staff at an event outside City Hall commemorating the 10th anniversary of Vision Zero. It’s been a decade since San Francisco adopted Vision Zero. That’s the road...
West Portal Station is a busy transit hub served by three rail lines and two bus routes. This week, we’re hosting pop-ups in West Portal and running a survey to seek your feedback on safety...
A rendering of the Potrero Yard Modernization Project. Learn more about our plan to replace a 100-year-old bus yard with new transit infrastructure and up to 465 affordable housing units. ( Arcadis...
Keeping cars off our sidewalks and bikeways will help make it safer for everyone to get around. This week, we will begin a focused parking enforcement plan to help make sidewalks and streets safer for...
With our new budget, people can still get where they need to go on more than 70 Muni routes. On Tuesday, April 16, the SFMTA Board of Directors unanimously approved the agency’s FY 2025 and FY 2026...
SFCFC fans rooting for the home team at Kezar Stadium. The start of the new San Francisco City Football Club (SFCFC) season is around the corner and there's more than just soccer to get excited about...
During Muni Heritage Weekend, riders took a green trip through Dolores Park in one of our historic streetcars. Five years ago, the city declared a climate state of emergency. We see the climate crisis...
Tapping a Clipper card is one of the many ways to pay to ride Muni. Maybe this has happened to you: You board Muni and tap your Clipper card or pay your cash fare, but lots of other people get on...
Did you ride Muni last year? Thanks! Yesterday our finance folks were justifiably pleased to announce that the SFMTA’s credit ratings got a bump for the third time this year. In addition to including...
You may have noticed that we’re big fans of The Atlantic’s City Lab blog. We’ve recently spotlighted their efforts here and here. Today we are lucky to share a recent piece from them, “ Why Buses...
It’s a dreadful feeling — you’re waiting at a bus stop, and when your bus finally shows up, it doesn’t stop to pick you up. Just when you expected the wait to be over, you’ve got to start it all over...
Muni’s fleet of electric trolley buses use clean energy to move people around San Francisco. Earth Day is April 22. It’s a time to reflect on how we can live more sustainably and leave a cleaner world...
Riders with disabilities will now be able to ride adaptive bikes this summer thanks to BORP Adaptive Sports, Lyft, San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department and the SFMTA. Beginning Sunday, July...
There will plenty of entertainment at the Nihonmachi Street Fair, ranging from local rock bands to Japanese taiko drummers. Photo: greychr/Flickr Nihonmachi Street Fair Saturday and Sunday, 11 a.m. to...
Today, the Golden State Warriors and the SFMTA officially unveiled the signage for the newly named Warriors Way, located on the north side of Chase Center replacing South Street. The Warriors also...
Come the spring of 2020 anyone wanting to drive down the iconic Lombard Street, might need a reservation first. That is if state bill AB1605 passes. Reservations, along with modifications to street...
Our maintenance crews work hard every night after Muni Metro subway service hours to maintain the tracks and equipment underground. On most nights, this gives them only about two hours to get work...
We have a number of stop and routing changes starting on August 10th that will improve safety, reliability and consistency for several of our routes. These changes will affect the 27 Bryant, 54 Felton...
Today we celebrated the opening of the new University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)/Chase Center Muni Platform in Mission Bay. In anticipation of the new Warriors’ Chase Center and the growth in...
Events: This weekend will have no shortage of fun events taking place all around the city, with the most prominent being Outside Lands in Golden Gate Park. On the opposite side of town, at Yerba Buena...
In this quarter’s Safe Street Segment, we are sharing how our pilot project on Valencia Street is performing. Earlier this year and under Mayor London Breed’s leadership to expedite safety improvement...
Vision Zero SF is the City’s road safety policy that will build safety and livability into our streets, protecting the one million people who move about the City every day. From education to traffic...