Reconfigured routes will mean fewer, longer trains through tunnel
Some routes have had as few as one passenger at a time
How the temporary absence of cable cars means more than just a loss of transit routes
Agency’s governing body will meet Thursday to discuss new poll results and future of ballot measure
Four more San Francisco stations will stop selling paper tickets this month
A two-way bike protected bike path and wider sidewalks to follow
Measure would classify app-based drivers as independent contractors, offer some additional benefits
A Muni bus hit a pedestrian on Market Street Wednesday afternoon, according…
Low- and moderate-income kids can still travel for free
SFMTA hopes to discourage drivers from crowding commercial corridors, help small businesses
Pedestrian advocates call for increased safe measures as business activity returns
Rec and Park declines to close JFK Drive in Golden Gate Park
Fatigue. Muscle pain. Depression. Dehydration. Kidney issues. The ailments of Uber and…
Zip. Zero. Nada. That’s the number of e-scooters San Francisco Public Works…
San Francisco plays almost no role in regulating Uber and Lyft locally.…
Unreliable pedestrian injury data may mean San Francisco’s streets are more dangerous…
The San Francisco Municipal Transit Agency (SFMTA) released an annual report this week,…
San Francisco’s years-long tech boom has The City bursting at the seams.…
Two SFMTA open houses this week will kick off the Folsom-Howard Streetscape…
A study undertaken by the SFMTA earlier this year shows the highest…
