News, Views and Analysis from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments
Fifty transit agencies across 24 states will share $25 million to help restore and improve service that has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Transit Administration announced. Read More
San Francisco's new bus rapid transit system along Van Ness Avenue received a boost from MTC's Resolution 3434 – the region’s transit expansion program, which included an endorsement of FTA Small Starts funds for the project. Read More
The SFMTA will begin a second phase of infrastructure improvements along the L Taraval corridor between Sunset Boulevard and West Portal in early 2022 and continue through 2024.
San Franciscans are overwhelmingly in support of Slow Streets, according to a new report from the city. Read More
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is seeking input on what increased service should look like in 2022.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority has shared a Central Subway project construction update via video.
San Francisco's cable cars are again climbing halfway to the stars as of Monday and rides are free through August, according to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency. Read More
Buses on Geary Boulevard east of Stanyan Street will benefit from new red lanes that are part of Geary Rapid Project construction, according to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has announced the expansion of the Free Muni for Youth Program to include all youth starting Aug. 15, coinciding with the beginning of the school year.
The recent wave of major Muni subway repairs includes Wi-Fi availability with routers in stations and cellular antennas installed in the tunnels, according to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.