The On-Street Shared Vehicle Permit Program administers permits for curbside parking spaces for dedicated shared vehicle use. The program was approved in July 2017 after it was tested as a pilot...
Photo of two SFMTA staff on a boarding platform. One is on a ladder installing a solar panel on top of a pole while another observes. Project Introduction The Muni Stop Lighting Project plans to bring...
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...
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...
San Francisco's voter-approved half-cent sales tax for transportation generates approximately $100 million annually for improvements like new buses and light rail vehicles, street paving, bike lanes...
The Sanchez Slow Street is an effort to improve safety and support active transportation on this corridor, which spans the Noe Valley commercial corridor of 24th Street and connects community...
In late summer 2023, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) began an underground cable upgrade project on Mission Street to make the traction power system more reliable, robust and...
^ 44 O’Shaughnessy driving through the hot spot intersection near Woodside Avenue/Portola Drive to O’Shaughnessy Boulevard/Portola Drive. The SFMTA is taking a creative approach to reducing delay for...
This project has been replaced with the 24 Divisadero Safety and Transit Project As traffic congestion returns, the SFMTA is working to protect San Franciscans who continue to rely on Muni to get to...
In April 2020, as part of the city’s COVID-19 response efforts, San Francisco temporarily repurposed the Upper Great Highway to be a car-free street that prioritizes families, people on bicycles and...
Powered by the ongoing effort to improve the Muni system, the SFMTA is upgrading the San Jose Substation at the Green Metro Yard. This upgrade will increase the traction power that propels Muni light...
Area residents and the Buena Vista Neighborhood Association (BVNA) requested that the SFMTA create a neighborhood parking plan that could include a Residential Permit Parking (RPP) Area. Neighbors...
When we don't provide enough loading zones in the right places, people double-park to load and unload, creating safety hazards and disrupting traffic and transit, andbusinesses have trouble getting...
Project Update 12/30/2021: The project is now fully complete! As a reminder, the Folsom Quick-Build Project is a temporary improvement to traffic safety in the project area. The Folsom-Howard...
LATEST UPDATE: Thanks to agency partners, community support and Supervisor Yee, the Forest Hill Irrigation Improvement Project was successfully completed in late June. This project aims to conserve...
The SFMTA is upgrading its field operations facility located at 1508 Bancroft Avenue. The goal of the project is to make it safer, more energy efficient and more sustainable in order to provide a...
Throughout the Twin Peaks Tunnel project, Muni has increased capacity on the T Third Street rail line by running two-car T Third trains. Now as tunnel work comes to a close, we are excited to announce...
The SFMTA is partnering with Public Works to repave Mission Street between Appleton and Crescent Avenues. As a part of this project, we are proposing changes to bus stop spacing to improve reliability...
In anticipation of the new Chase Center and the growth in jobs, housing, healthcare and retail in the Mission Bay, the SFMTA constructed a new center platform along 3rd Street between South and 16th...
The SFMTA’s goals for Bayview CBTP Quick-Build Projects include improving pedestrian visibility and comfort at crossings and reducing vehicle speeds. Quick-build projects will deliver improvements to...
Overview The Innes Avenue Quick-Build seeks to improve safety for all roadway users through traffic calming and increased pedestrian visibility. In 2021, the SFMTA installed quick-build improvements...
The Southeastern San Francisco Mobility Hub Plan is a community-focused planning effort to improve the public realm and transportation access in the southeastern part of the city. SFMTA is partnering...
The Tenderloin Traffic Signal Upgrades project includes traffic signal upgrades and left-turn phasing for safer intersections, including larger 12-inch signal heads and mast arms to enhance signal...
The Contract 36 Traffic Signal Modifications project will implement traffic-signal related modifications at 19 locations across the City. Signal modifications include new pedestrian countdown signals...
The Western Addition Area - Traffic Signal Upgrades Phase 1 project will install pedestrian countdown signals (PCS), accessible pedestrian signals (APS) and/or signal visibility improvements at 12...