News, Views and Analysis from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments
Some San Francisco's Muni Metro rail lines are almost ready to see trains roll again, while others are a work in progress as the system makes its way back from the pandemic. Read More
When using a credit card to pay, San Francisco parking meters are now defaulting to two hours, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency said this week. Read More
Work is scheduled to begin this week on a section of the Twin Peaks tunnel that connects downtown San Francisco to West Portal. In 2019, SFMTA completed a major project in the Twin Peaks tunnel with seismic upgrades, major track and other infrastructure overhauls. Read More
The SFMTA's Central Subway work continues, although it has been slowed by COVID-19. Read More
As the Slow Streets program develops plans for its next phase in San Francisco, the effort is headed directly to historically under-served neighborhoods to conduct outreach. Read More
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is expanding the bike network in the city. Read More
On Saturday SFMTA will launch its broadest and most complex service changes since the start of the COVID-19 shelter-in-place order, including the restoration or expansion of 11 bus routes, increased frequencies on 13 bus routes and the return of Muni Metro. Read More
San Francisco transit users who need in-person assistance can now use three Muni sales kiosks for services previously only available at the Customer Service Center at 11 South Van Ness Ave. Read More
When MUNI Metro rail service comes back in August it will look different. The changes are outlined here. Read More
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has come up with bike data for 2019. Read More