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Tenderloin Speed Limits and No Turn on Red
In March 2021, the SFMTA Board of Directors voted to reduce the neighborhood speed limit to 20 miles per hour on 17 corridors. This is in addition to new “no turn on red” regulations at over 50...
Sanchez Slow Street: Community Meeting
Please join us for a brief presentation and Q & A regarding the Sanchez Slow Street. Click here to join the meeting Visit the Permanent Sanchez Slow Street Virtual Open House Take the Design Feedback...
Sanchez Slow Street: Community Meeting 2
Please join us for a brief presentation and Q & A regarding the Sanchez Slow Street. Click here to join the meeting Visit the Permanent Sanchez Slow Street Virtual Open House Take the Design Feedback...
Plastic Shielding Requirement - COVID-19 Response
Sanchez Slow Street: Office Hours
Please join us for an informal discussion of the Sanchez Slow Street, and an opportunity to speak with Slow Streets planners and engineers working on the project. Click here to join the meeting Visit...
Sanchez Slow Street: Office Hours 2
Please join us for an informal discussion of the Sanchez Slow Street, and an opportunity to speak with Slow Streets planners and engineers working on the project. Click here to join the meeting Visit...
Muni Subway Closures for New Train Tests
Muni’s new light-rail vehicles (LRVs) will undergo testing inside the Muni Metro Subway in preparation for adding these new state-of-art vehicles in service later this year. For more information about...
Hayes Street Business Outreach Office Hours #1
This is the first of three "office hours" outreach events for merchants on Hayes Street to discuss proposals for curb managment along the corridor. Drop in at any time in the two-hour period to...
Hayes Street Business Outreach Office Hours #2
This is the second of three "office hours" outreach events for merchants on Hayes Street to discuss proposals for curb managment along the corridor. Drop in at any time in the two-hour period to...
Hayes Street Business Outreach Office Hours #3
This is the final of three "office hours" outreach events for merchants on Hayes Street to discuss proposals for curb managment along the corridor. Drop in at any time in the two-hour period to...
Muni Experts Troubleshoot Obsolete Control System to Keep Trains Running
Two weeks ago, we experienced yet another subway train control system failure caused by aging equipment. A failure like this is certain to impact everyone working on or riding Muni. What’s not widely...
Color Curb Public Hearing Notice, March 26, 2021
Pursuant to SFMTA Order No. 6376 adopted March 14, 2021 the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will hold a public hearing to solicit public input on the following proposed changes.
Lake Merced Bikeway Feasibility Study
The Lake Merced Bikeway Feasibility Study was completed in January 2021. The final report presents near-term options for adding bikeways at road-level on streets adjacent to the lake and long-term...
Color Curb Public Hearing, March 26, 2021
Pursuant to SFMTA Order No. 6376 adopted March 14, 2021 the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency held a public hearing to solicit public input on the following proposed changes. The hearing...
Color Curb Public Hearing Notice, March 26, 2021
March SFMTA MAAC Meeting
SFMTA Accessible Services is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: March SFMTA MAAC MeetingTime: Mar 18, 2021 01:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meetinghttps://zoom.us/j...
SamTrans Route 122 Pilot Program
Muni and SamTrans Partner to Bring Bus Service to Lake Merced Starting March 22, 2022, a new program provides free access to SamTrans Route 122 within San Francisco between Lake Merced Boulevard and...
K Ingleside Outbound Bus Bridge
Construction will take place on the K Ingleside Line in the outbound direction during the night of Saturday July 15. A bus bridge will serve outbound K Ingleside stops from 10 p.m. until end of...
By The Numbers: The SFMTA’s COVID-19 Response
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about unforeseen changes to San Francisco’s transportation network. And the impact of the crisis will continue to be felt city-wide long beyond the end of the public...