We now have new proposals to improve the 29 Sunset as part of the 29 Sunset Improvement Project – Phase Two. Learn more about the project proposals and share your feedback by September 15:
- View the proposal summary and details.
- Watch an 8-minute presentation about the proposals.
- Share your feedback in a survey by Monday, September 15.
我們目前推出了新的提案,以改善 29 Sunset,作為「29 Sunset 改善專案——第二階段」的一部分。瞭解關於專案提案的更多資訊,並請於9月15日前分享您的回饋意見:
Ahora tenemos nuevas propuestas para mejorar la línea 29 Sunset como parte del Proyecto de Mejoras de 9 Sunset – Fase Dos. Obtenga más información sobre las propuestas del proyecto y deje sus comentarios antes del 15 de septiembre.
- Vea el resumen de la propuesta y los detalles.
- Mire una presentación de 8 minutos acerca de las propuestas.
- Deje sus comentarios en la encuesta antes del 15 de septiembre.
Mayroon na kaming mga bagong panukala upang mapabuti ang 29 Sunset bilang bahagi ng 29 Sunset Improvement Project – Ikalawang Yugto. Alamin pa ang tungkol sa mga panukala ng proyekto at ibahagi ang iyong puna bago o sa Setyembre 15.
- Tingnan ang buod at mga detalye ng panukala
- Manood ng isang 8-minutong presentasyon tungkol sa mga panukala
- Ibahagi ang iyong puna sa survey bago o sa Setyembre 15.
The 29 Sunset Improvement Project is the first holistic effort to invest in the route for current and future users. The project aims to deliver transportation improvements to southern and western San Francisco. The 29 Sunset is one of the longest bus routes in the Muni system. It serves the Bayview, Excelsior, OMI, Parkmerced, Sunset and Richmond neighborhoods.
The project includes two phases:
Phase One focuses on the route’s western section between Baker Beach and the intersection of Junipero Serra Boulevard and Holloway Avenue. This allows us to complete some improvements during the repaving of Sunset Boulevard, which is taking place during 2024 and 2025. To learn about Phase One, visit the project webpage.
Phase Two includes the southern section of the route between the intersection of Junipero Serra Boulevard and Holloway Avenue and the Bayview.
The 29 Sunset serves many schools and colleges. This includes several high schools, the main campus of City College of San Francisco and San Francisco State University. Nearly 12% of all passengers on the 29 Sunset identify as students compared to 9% systemwide. Pre-pandemic, this route served 17,400 daily riders.
To address systemic racism, the SFMTA prioritizes improvements to Muni routes in neighborhoods identified by our Muni Service Equity Strategy. These nine neighborhoods have a high percentage of people of color and low-income residents. The 29 Sunset provides service to four of these. This project will further SFMTA’s commitment to equitable transit service and performance.
We have heard from many Muni customers about their experiences on the 29 Sunset. Students who rely on this route to get to school are particularly vocal that we need to better serve all those who wish to ride. A key goal of this project is to reduce delays that result in long wait times. Another goal is to reduce “pass ups,” when people waiting for the bus are not able to board because the bus is too crowded.
- Planning
Contact Information
Steve Boland, Project Manager
Brian Haagsman, Public Information Officer
Better29@SFMTA.com
415.646.2410