This project page contains information that is no longer current.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...
Throughout the course of the pandemic, the SFMTA focused on maintaining a core service network serving essential workers and those who depend on Muni for essential trips. To avoid overcrowding and...
To enhance 19 Polk bus service and improve safety, Muni is proposing Bus Stop changes on Polk Street
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) constantly maintains the rail system to enhance the safety and reliability of the Muni Metro service. Starting tentatively in December 2020...
The SFMTA is a global leader in supporting an environmentally sustainable transportation system. Muni operates the greenest fleet of any city in North America. More than 50 percent of our transit...
As part of the Vision Zero Quick-Build Program, the Battery/Sansome Quick-Build Project will assess the feasibility of protected bikeways on one or both corridors and implement the improvements on...
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...
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...
November 2023 Update: The effort to modernize meter hours is being delayed while the city conducts an independent analysis of the economic impact of extending parking meter hours. San Francisco uses...
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...
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...
By 2040, the City of San Francisco’s population will increase by more than 200,000. Much of this growth will occur in the City’s eastern neighborhoods, (including South of Market (SoMa), Mission Bay...
Regular Service Resumed Saturday, August 25 Printable Rider Guide Update: The two month closure to the Twin Peaks Tunnel ended on time...
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...
Stemmed from the community’s demand for increased investment and broader solutions for traffic safety in the Tenderloin neighborhood, the SFMTA has committed to two 2020 quick-build projects in the...
Terry Francois Boulevard was identified as a strong candidate for bicycle lanes in the 2009 San Francisco Bicycle Plan and is a key piece of the city’s bicycle network. In summer 2019, the corridor...
As traffic congestion returns, the SFMTA is working to protect San Franciscans who continue to rely on Muni to get to work and essential appointments during this pandemic. If just a fraction of the...
So that Muni Metro is the best option for people taking crosstown trips, SFMTA staff are working to identify ways to reduce Muni Metro travel times, increase frequency, improve reliability and reduce...
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...
The SFMTA is undertaking a comprehensive, data-driven evaluation of the Residential Parking Permit (RPP) program. The program, which provides residents with an exemption to parking time limits in...
Update: Residential Permit Parking Area AA signs will be installed during the month of May. Enforcement of parking time limits will begin June 25, 2018. Make sure to purchase your Area AA permits...