SFMTA Board of Directors
On the agenda:
- Approve rear exit boarding of Muni vehicles
- Approve traffic changes associated with the CPMC hospital projects and adopt environmental findings
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Update on Major High-Speed Rail Investments in L.A.
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SF Planning Commission Meeting to Approve Bike Plan EIR
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Supervisor Farrell Delays SFCTA Approval of Van Ness BRT Design
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MTA Proposes Cuts to Every Muni Line to Close $16.9 Million Budget Gap
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Flickr photo: Justin.Beck The MTA is proposing broad-ranging service cuts to Muni in order to close a $16.9 million projected budget gap through the end of the fiscal year. The cuts – far greater in scope than the service changes implemented in December – will reduce frequencies on every Muni line and, if they’re approved […]