Transportation

How Muni Forward is transforming San Francisco transit

Muni buses
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Mark Prado

This year, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency celebrating 10 years of Muni Forward, an SFMTA program that aims to make public transit in the city faster, more frequent and reliable and safer.

Transit funding
Credit: Jeremy Menzies, SFMTA

Since it started in 2014, Muni Forward has made big changes to help hundreds of thousands of people move around San Francisco every day. The city now has over 75 miles of transit lanes. That’s the most per-capita of any large U.S. city.

SFMTA has improved routes and made the places where people board Muni safer. All these changes are designed to help make your ride on Muni quicker and more reliable.

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Noah Berger

A new report, Fast Forward: 10 Years of Muni Forward, 2014-2024, shows important data, achievements and how these changes have helped San Francisco's neighborhoods.

Over the past decade, Muni Forward has made significant upgrades to San Francisco's busiest transit corridors, covering more than 100 miles. These upgrades aim to make travel faster, more frequent, reliable, safe and accessible.

MTC and SFMTA are transportation partners.

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