Skip to content.
Skip to page navigation.Skip to content.Web site accessibility
SF MTA homeSF MTA home SF MTA home
Page title as stylized text Muni logo
 

Begin page content.

About the T-THIRD Line

T-Third Street logo

The T-THIRD line started weekends only as of January 13, 2007. Full service started April 7, 2007, and was revised June 30, 2007.

The T-THIRD Metro line connects all of the Third Street neighborhoods to the full Muni Metro system, providing a vital link between the southeast sector of San Francisco and the rest of the City. It also gives San Francisco over 70 miles of light rail track. One fare on the T-THIRD takes you to both of the ballparks, City Hall, the Embarcadero, the Bayview Opera House, and more.

Two Muni Metro lines (the N and the T) connect to the Caltrain station at 4th and King Streets.

T-THIRD Highlights

Investing in our Community

  • 5.1 miles of new light rail
  • 18 stations
  • Fully accessible
  • $648 million in construction cost
  • Includes new maintenance & operations facility
  • 112 pieces of public art
  • 317 jobs for the local neighborhoods
  • New street lights and enhanced streetscapes
  • Pedestrian audible signals
  • Joint project of six City departments
  • Connected to digital traffic management system, SFgo
  • New traffic signals and priority signaling

The T-THIRD runs between West Portal Station and Sunnydale Avenue inbound, and between Sunnydale Avenue and Embarcadero Station outbound, where it becomes the K-INGLESIDE.

The New T-THIRD Stations:

    1. 4th & King/Berry
    2. Mission Rock Street
    3. UCSF Mission Bay
    4. Mariposa Street
    5. 20th Street
    6. 23rd Street
    7. Marin Street
    8. Evans
    9. Hudson/Innes
    10. Kirkwood/LaSalle
    11. Oakdale/Palou
    12. Revere/Shafter
    13. Williams
    14. Carroll
    15. Gilman
    16. LeConte
    17. Arleta
    18. Sunnydale

 

 

Contact

Contact 415-701-4500 for more information

 

Explore:

End page content.
   
   

Skip bottom navigation and boilerplate text.Begin brief site navigation and boilerplate text.

           

San Francisco Muni is part of the SFMTA. Copyright © 2000-2009 SFMTA. All rights reserved. Updated September 2, 2009