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Joggers and pedestrians on the Embarcadero pass under the Bay Bridge on a sunny day in 2014

Made for Walking

Working to make San Francisco an even more walkable city

Pedestrians on 5th Street and Mission Street seen from above in a birds eye view as the cross the a zebra-striped crosswalk

Made for Walking

Working to make San Francisco an even more walkable city

Pedestrians on Market Street crossing in an intersection during afternoon rush house

Made for Walking

Working to make San Francisco an even more walkable city

Trip Planner

Muni Walk Bike Drive & Park Taxi Accessibility

San Francisco is Made for Walking

Headed out on an urban hike? Shopping at your local farmer’s market? Walking to work? There are many ways the SFMTA works to improve walking in San Francisco.

Commitment to a Walkable City

Continental crosswalk

Vision and Pedestrian Program

Our plans and investment for safer streets and sidewalks

Vision Zero SF

Help us eliminate traffic-related deaths by joining Vision Zero SF

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Pedestrian Safety Projects

Check out our projects to making walking safer and better

Building a More Walkable City

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Vision Zero Quick Build Projects

Bringing safety improvements to the streets faster

SFMTA staff working on a new crosswalk

Pedestrian Improvements Toolkit

Check out the the measures we use to make San Francisco a walkable city

Curb painted red near an intersection to provide "daylight" and better visibility for pedestrians cross street

Daylighting

A citywide initiative to create safer crosswalks

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Slow Streets

Shared neighborhood spaces for safe walking and biking

Person walking on a need raised crosswalk along the Wiggle

Safe Streets Evaluation

Safety Improvements Fact Sheets and Program Details

New 20 miles per hour speed limit sign with large poster highlighting the new speed for drivers

Speed Management

Learn about our plans to implement safe speed limits across the city

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Accessibility

Learn about SFMTA’s accessibility services

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Make Your Muni Connection

View schedules, planners, fares—and map out your next trip

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Safety Education Campaigns

Browse our campaigns and programs promoting safe walking

Special Programs

Children playing on city streets

Play Streets

Temporarily transform your block into a playground

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School Safety

Check out our programs to get students to school safely

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Sunday Streets

Enjoy neighborhoods with Sunday Streets

Request Safety Improvements

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Crossing Guard Requests

Like to see a crossing guard at your school corner?

Car driving over speed hump in school zone

Residential Traffic Calming

Reduce traffic speed in your neighborhood, apply for an evaluation of your block

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Accessible Pedestrian Signals

Request an audio-based crosswalk signal for your intersection

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General Safety Requests

Request general changes to streets, including new signs and crosswalks

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Request Transit Shelters

Waiting for Muni? Get a transit shelter installed in a new location.