Thank you for your continued interest and participation in the 3rd Street Quick-Build project. The project was approved by the SFMTA Board on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, and completed implementation by Friday March 29, 2024.
Read about the completion and ribbon cutting ceremony in the Vision Zero Quick-Build Monthly Newsletter: March 2024 Vision Zero Quick-Build Updates
The 3rd Street Quick-Build Project includes the 3rd Street corridor from the San Francisco Bay Trail to Townsend Street. 3rd Street is a north-south street with two-way and one-way northbound traffic. This street connects travelers to and from the Mission Bay and South of Market neighborhoods, The Embarcadero/King Street corridor, the San Francisco Bay Trail, and the Oracle Park stadium.
The project is committed to delivering transportation safety and comfort on the project corridor for all users, as well as improve bike network connectivity and assess the feasibility of protected bikeways. The project will analyze collision patterns on the corridor and propose designs that address safety issues.
The scope of this project encompasses various measures, including upgrading existing bike facilities, curb management changes, and pedestrian safety improvements. The design and construction of these quick-build treatments would be delivered completely by SFMTA and City staff.
- 已完成 (Completed)
Project Justification
3rd Street is on the City’s Vision Zero High-Injury Network. This project also aims to improve bike network connectivity and upgrade existing bike facilities.
Vision Zero High Injury Network: 2022
What is a Quick-Build Project?
Quick-build projects are adjustable and reversible traffic safety improvements that can be installed relatively quickly with lower cost materials. Unlike major capital projects that may take years to plan, design, bid and construct, quick-build projects are buildable within months and are intended to be evaluated and reviewed shortly upon construction.
Typical quick-build improvements can include:
- Road diet (i.e., travel lane removal)
- Paint, delineators, and signs
- Parking and loading adjustments
- Traffic signal retiming
Project Outreach
The project team is currently working on Community Outreach, reaching out and setting meetings with stakeholders along the project route. In person door-to-door outreach to businesses and residents will begin the last two weeks of October 2023. Outreach will include a survey on loading and parking needs focused on properties or businesses along the project route.
Questions and comments may be sent to the project team email :
Project Evaluation
SFMTA quick-build projects are evaluated through our Safe Streets Evaluation Program. The Safe Streets Evaluation Program will analyze the project before and after implementation to review outcomes and determine design effectiveness. Evaluations may inform future modifications to this street.
