Slow Streets Phase 4 Update (03/16/2020): The Slow Streets team will be presenting the Phase 4 corridors for approval at the April 6, 2021, SFMTA Board of Directors meeting. We welcome members of the...
Update 03/16/2021: The Slow Streets team will be presenting the Phase 4 corridors for approval at the April 6, 2021, SFMTA Board of Directors meeting. We welcome members of the public to attend the...
Along with other key locations across the city that serve Muni routes, the SFMTA approved to install temporary emergency transit improvements on portions of Muni's 28 19th Avenue, including along...
Through the SFMTA’s Vision Zero Quick-Build effort, the SFMTA has introduced additional safety improvements along South Van Ness Avenue in the Mission neighborhood. The South Van Ness Avenue Quick...
September 10, 2021 Update: At the August 3, 2021, SFMTA Board of Directors meeting, the Sanchez and Shotwell Slow Streets received authorization to remain in place post-pandemic and disassociated with...
The Presidio Yard Modernization Project is an exciting opportunity to rethink, rebuild and expand the current site into a multi-level modern bus operations and maintenance facility and adjacent mixed...
We are working to build back our ridership by providing high-quality, reliable service that people can count on. To make schedules more reliable and reduce wait times and crowding, we are working to...
The Golden Gate Park Access and Safety Program is a collaboration between the SFMTA and the SF Recreation and Park Department (RPD) to bring a suite of safety and mobility enhancements to the park...
Public transportation is a vital part of a thriving and equitable community and economy. In these truly unprecedented times, the SFMTA has managed San Francisco’s transportation system in a way to...
This effort aims to design Neighborways, preferred bicycling and walking routes, in the Sunset neighborhood. Using the existing planning work completed from the SFCTA’s District 4 Mobility Study...
You can download the Climate Roadmap for a Healthier San Francisco in PDF form. In San Francisco, transportation is one of the largest contributors to climate change, which has brought severe weather...
The San Francisco Biking and Rolling Plan: Active Communities is a 2-year planning process to develop a new plan for active mobility in San Francisco. The new plan directs SFMTA future investments in...
The final design for the 17th Street Quick-Build Project was unanimously approved at the March 5th SFMTA Board of Directors meeting, and construction is now complete. The next step will be completion...
San Francisco has 3,500 Muni stops, including about 1,200 stops at which there isn’t enough space for the bus to pull to the curb for riders to board. Instead, Muni buses stop in the travel lane, and...
BART has been installing new canopies across their system to protect their new escalators from the wear-and-tear of elements like rain and wind-swept debris and to provide an added layer of station...
As part of an ongoing Twin Peaks Tunnel Inspection Project, SFMTA will complete a detailed structural inspection of the over two-mile-long Twin Peaks Tunnel. The inspection will require close up, in...
Clarendon Quick-Build is a transportation safety improvement project along Clarendon Avenue from Johnstone Drive to Laguna Honda Boulevard. The project proposes a road diet (reducing vehicle travel...
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) is developing a new real-time vehicle arrival and service update system for the Muni public transportation network which it operates. Known...
The Harney-101 Transit Crossing Project would provide undercrossing improvements at Alana Way underneath Highway 101, as well as on nearby streets. These improvements are critical as large development...
This project page contains information that is no longer current. When the subway is reopened in 2021, the restoration of Muni Metro service will look different, as changes are made to improve service...
The Southeast Muni Expansion includes new Muni bus routes, Muni bus route extensions and reroutes, and more frequent service on existing Muni bus routes in San Francisco’s southeastern neighborhoods –...
As part of the program, Muni had initially ordered nine battery-electric buses, three each from three manufacturers, New Flyer, BYD USA and Proterra, for an 18-month tryout. As the program evolved, a...
Construction to replace and upgrade the bus wash system at Muni Woods Division is set to begin the first week of June 2022. Upon completion, the upgraded structure will be able to wash the 40” and 60”...