Photo courtesy of Epiphany Dance photographer Andy Mogg. San Francisco Trolley Dances Saturday - Sunday 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.4th & Channel Streets at Mission Creek Park San Francisco Trolley Dances, now in...
Grip Jose Macasocol with Cable Car 12 at the Cable Car Barn in Nob Hill. Some people might assume that only tourists ride cable cars, but we know that locals use them, too. In fact, the easiest way...
Learn how our Vision Zero outcomes compare with similar cities across the U.S. Earlier this summer, the San Francisco Controller’s Office launched a new website on Vision Zero Benchmarking. Vision...
An animated map showing the expansion of red transit lanes in San Francisco. View as a PDF . Accessible Version of the Expansion of Red Transit Lanes Over Time in San Francisco from 2013 to 2023 ...
The iconic Cable Cars are just one of the many options to get you to all the holiday activities in Downtown Union Square! The SFMTA would like to wish you a Happy Holidays! With festivities, dining...
On November 8, San Francisco voters will decide whether to continue a half-cent transportation sales tax that has been funding city and county transportation projects since it was first enacted in...
A new, red transit lane on Stockton Street The SFMTA’s Muni Forward program is delivering transit reliability improvements that are transforming the Muni system and enhancing the customer experience...
With the challenges we all have faced over the past six months, we wanted to take a minute to shine some light on the accomplishments we made this summer in improving our ever-expanding bicycle...
Parking at any of our 22 city-owned facilities is now easier and safer than ever. Late last month we completed the Parking Access Revenue and Control Systems (PARCS) project. This four-year effort...
Schools are returning to in-person instruction in August. If you have school-aged children at home, then you likely have a back-to-school checklist that includes reliable, efficient transportation...
As 2021 comes to an end, we're reflecting on everything SFMTA has done to make San Francisco streets safer for all. But first, let’s wind back 50 years ago to 1971: the year the first bike lanes went...
The pandemic has upended every aspect of our society, and the SFMTA is no exception. The COVID-related health and financial crises have resulted in deep and painful cuts to Muni service. We will be...
The SFMTA’s efforts to improve transportation in Bayview-Hunters Point, one of San Francisco's traditionally African-American neighborhoods, have been recognized today by the American Planning...
To expand public space for physically distanced outdoor dining, retail and mobility, the city’s Shared Spaces program will close parts of Valencia Street to traffic starting this week. This temporary...
With Spring in the air and a recent expansion of up to 275 stations in SF, more people are riding bikeshare. Our major goal is to make bicycling easy by making bikes available while simultaneously...
Light sculpture at Van Ness Avenue and O'Farrell Street Spectators gathered both online and in person to watch new lighting sculptures on Van Ness turned on for the first time on March 31, 2022. The...
We’re excited to tell you about changes we’ve made to our accessible parking map. The map shows the location of all accessible parking spaces across the city. These updates make it simpler for people...
Members of our SFMTA bike-commute panel: From left, Julia Friedlander, Michael Rhodes and Jack Anninos (not pictured: Elliot Goodrich, Christy Osorio and Miriam Sorell). Between our typically mild...
Need a ride to class? Muni continues to be a popular option for many students. More San Francisco kids and teenagers are choosing to bike or take public transit to school. According to a new survey of...
Fix-It Week is when we take extra time to do big maintenance projects that keep Muni Metro running smoothly. This helps prevent problems before they happen, so your trips are faster, trains arrive on...
Any Muni rider knows, there’s no shortage of beautiful views when you ride our buses, trains and streetcars. The Powell-Hyde cable cars look out on the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz. The 33 Ashbury...
SFMTA crews replaced thousands of meters across the city with new ones that are easier to use. We recently finished upgrading every single parking meter in San Francisco – covering about 26,700 spaces...
We're always working to make our system more accessible – learn how a recent survey will help us address key needs. More than 1,300 people responded to our recent Accessibility Needs Survey. It’s a...
Our speed camera pilot program is one way we're working to make streets safer for people walking, biking and driving around the city. San Francisco’s new speed safety cameras issued more than 31,000...
Accessible transportation in San Francisco keeps everyone rolling. July marks the 35th anniversary of the landmark Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This civil rights law prohibits discrimination...