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3 years ago
At today’s SFMTA Board meeting, the Director of Transportation discussed how the pandemic has caused catastrophic revenue losses, and the SFMTA does not expect revenues to return fully for years to...
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5 years ago
At the tail end of March, three companies -- Bird, Lime and Spin -- unloaded hundreds of motorized scooters across San Francisco. Their seemingly overnight launch and now ubiquitous presence led to...
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2 years ago
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...
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8 years ago
Last year, we told you about the 2.5 miles of transit improvements coming to Mission Street . Now, the pieces are in place to get one of Muni’s busiest bus corridors moving and make it safer for...
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8 years ago
San Francisco has painted transit-only lanes red since 2013 to provide a stronger visual cue for drivers to avoid them, with the goal of making transit faster and more reliable. The newest red lanes...
Blog Post
7 years ago
A red transit-only lane on Geary at Jones Street. It may come as no surprise that using red paint to highlight transit-only lanes causes fewer drivers to violate them, which helps keep them clear to...
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2 years ago
The verdict is in: transit lanes on Geary Boulevard are keeping riders moving apace, despite citywide trends of increasing traffic. Muni has remained critical for San Franciscans making essential...
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8 years ago
Detail from a project rendering showing Geary BRT in operation. The Geary Bus Rapid Transit project is a comprehensive proposal to improve transit and safety along Geary, and it’s now on its way to...
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6 years ago
Update: Approval of the private transit vehicle permit program was postponed until the SFMTA board’s next meeting on Tuesday, October 3. Private transit services in San Francisco may be most commonly...
Blog Post
7 years ago
Get all the way across the city from SF State to the Embarcadero in a straight shot underground? Improve the capacity of four different Muni Metro lines with one project? It’s all possible through a...
Blog Post
6 years ago
From the SFMTA’s Director of Transportation: Not since the advent of streetcars and automobiles have we seen such tremendous change in the ways people get around in cities. After decades of little...
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3 years ago
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about unforeseen c hanges to San Francisco’s transportation network. And the impact of the crisis will continue to be felt city-wide long beyond the end of the...
Blog Post
2 years ago
A map of San Francisco showing Muni lines that offer direct service to Golden Gate Park, including: The 18 46th Avenue, the 29 Sunset, the 5 Fulton and 5R Fulton Rapid, the N Judah, the 44 O’...
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SFMTA’s multi-modal transit system and the City’s broader transportation network generate a number of environmental benefits that help to make San Francisco a healthy, resilient and equitable city...
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Project Update
Note: This page is for archival purposes only and contains outdated information. See N Judah Muni Forward for current information. Project Introduction The N Judah Muni Metro corridor is part of...
Blog Post
1 year ago
The SFMTA has had its fair share of ribbon-cutting ceremonies over the last two years. These celebrations draw attention to some of our biggest projects. Also attention-worthy are some of the more...
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1 year ago
Children and families playing during a Sunday Streets event Over the past two years, Slow Streets have shown how simple designs that prioritize people can transform streets. Suddenly, streets across...
Project Update
Friday, June 24, 2022
Happy summer from the Page Slow Street team, We have updates to share on the next steps for Page Street, starting with targeted upgrades on the west end of the corridor ahead of more evaluation and...
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Construction is now complete! We would like to thank the community for their patience while we worked to complete this green corridor. Join us Saturday, May 5, 2018 at 10 am for the Wiggle...
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1 year ago
Implementing red curb "clear zones" occurs in two phases. Read more below. If you would like for us to prioritize a particular bus stop for conversion, please make a request through 311. In late...
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1 year ago
This conceptual rendering shows one of the proposed spaces in the Potrero Yard project designated for small businesses and non-profits at the intersection of 17th and Hampshire streets. (Image:...
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8 months ago
28R 19th Avenue will run on weekdays between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. starting Monday, August 21. Muni will make changes to service to address crowding starting August 19 as SFUSD students return to school...
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Introduction The SFMTA must quickly reduce harmful emissions generated by the city’s transportation sector while simultaneously building a more resilient multimodal transportation system that can...
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6 months ago
San Francisco established the Shared Spaces program during the pandemic to make it possible for restaurants and neighborhood business districts, like Hayes Street, to have additional outdoor space in...