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N Judah Transit & Safety Project

Project Introduction

The N Judah is one of Muni’s busiest and most essential light rail lines. It carries tens of thousands of riders each day. It connects Ocean Beach and the Outer Sunset to the Inner Sunset. It goes...

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Oak Street Quick-Build Project

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The Oak Street Quick-Build Project aims to improve safety and access for people walking and bicycling on Oak Street (between Stanyan Street and Baker Street) and JFK Drive (between Kezar Drive and...

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Noe Slow Street & Duboce Triangle Planning Study

Project Introduction

Noe Street from Duboce Avenue to Beaver Street in Duboce Triangle was approved as a Slow Street by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) Board on December 6, 2022. This corridor...

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Geary Boulevard Improvement Project

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The SFMTA is working to improve transit and safety along the Geary corridor. The first phase of work, called the Geary Rapid Project, was completed on schedule in fall 2021 and resulted in significant...

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Geary Rapid Project

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The Geary Rapid Project was completed in fall 2021. We thank our community partners and all residents and merchants along the corridor for your support throughout construction. This three-year capital...

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T Third Improvements

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The SFMTA is working to make the T Third service faster and more reliable by fixing delays along one of San Francisco's most important transit lines. Launched in 2007, the T Third connects...

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M Ocean View Transit and Safety Project

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The M Ocean View connects the Ocean View district to downtown San Francisco via the Twin Peaks Tunnel and the Balboa Park BART station. It also provides the Ocean View district with access to...

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Muni Metro Capacity Study

Project Introduction

Muni Metro is one of only a handful of “legacy” systems in the country. Much of the system’s origins date back over a hundred years to the first era of urban streetcar systems. In the 1970s, when BART...

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Kirkham Street Neckdown Project

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Project Background People living on Kirkham Street have expressed worries about cars going too fast, cutting through the street, and safety. From August 2020 to July 2025, there were 15 collisions...

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Muni Service Equity Strategy

Project Introduction

The Muni Service Equity Strategy is one component of the agency's commitment to make Muni accessible and affordable to all our customers. The Muni Service Equity Strategy is an ongoing effort to...

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8 Bayshore: Visitacion Valley Stop Improvements

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The 8 Bayshore: Visitacion Valley Stop Improvements project is a Muni Forward proposal to improve transit access and safety along the 8 Bayshore route. The project proposes upgrading a total of six...

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Mission Bay Loop

Project Introduction

The Mission Bay Loop (the Loop) provides turn-around capabilities for the T Third Street light rail via a connection of trackway from Third Street to 18th, Illinois, and 19th streets and supports the...

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Church and Market Street Intersection Improvements

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The intersection of Church and Market streets has long been one of the most important hubs in the Muni system, with eight Muni lines intersecting within a block. Over 14,000 Muni riders got on or off...

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Pay or Permit Parking Expansion Project

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At a Glance The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) is studying the feasibility of replacing parking time limits with visitor-paid parking on Residential Permit Parking (RPP) blocks...

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Rail Work

Project Introduction

Fix-It! Week is one way we keep Muni operations and infrastructure in a state of good repair. These maintenance projects make subway operations safer and more reliable. They also help prevent future...