SFMTA Hearing: 19th Avenue Bus Bulbs, Stop Consolidation for Muni 28
Includes bus bulbs, stop consolidation to speed up Muni’s 28 line on 19th Avenue
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SFMTA Board Meeting: Muni 28-19th Avenue Stop Consolidation, Bulb-Outs
By Aaron Bialick |
Agenda Of note: 11. Approving the installation of traffic and parking modifications along the 28 19th Avenue Rapid Muni transit corridor that are included in the Muni Forward Service-Related Capital Improvements and Travel Time Reduction Proposals and support the SFMTA’s Vision Zero program. Increasing bus stop spacing from one block to two blocks. Reducing number of […]
Muni Approves Upgrades for 28-19th Ave With Bus Bulbs, Fewer Stops
By Aaron Bialick |
Muni’s 28-19th Avenue will get a speed boost from bus bulbs and stop consolidations approved by the SFMTA Board of Directors yesterday. The upgrades, part of the Muni Forward program, are expected to be constructed starting in the fall of 2016 and completed by 2018. On 19th Avenue, the 28 currently stops on nearly every block, and buses must pull […]
SFMTA Looks to Boost Muni’s 28-19th Ave With Bus Bulbs, Fewer Stops
By Aaron Bialick |
The SFMTA has an online survey available where you can weigh in on the proposed improvements for Muni’s 28-19th Avenue. Take a ride on Muni’s crowded 28-19th Avenue from the Golden Gate Bridge to SF State University, and you may notice the that bus gets a lot slower south of Golden Gate Park. That’s because […]
New Muni-Only Lanes Streamline Buses on Haight, Lincoln at 19th Avenue
By Aaron Bialick |
Muni riders have just gotten some sweet new transit-only lanes to speed up their commutes. Red paint is on the ground for two new bus lanes: One at Lincoln Way and 19th Avenue, and another on the east end of Haight Street. A new left-turn lane, exclusively for Muni buses, went into operation this week […]
SFMTA Releases Bus Stop Consolidation Plan
By Bryan Goebel |
The SFMTA has released a much-anticipated bus stop consolidation plan [pdf] and while it is only in the planning stages and will take a concerted outreach effort to pass, the agency is finally publicly embracing a measure long pushed by transit advocates as an inexpensive way to speed up the system and make it more […]
This Week: Election, SFMTA Workshops, Vision Zero Rally
By Streetsblog |
Tomorrow is election day, so get out and cast your vote on measures like Prop L, the bid from Sean Parker and the Republican Party to enshrine 20th-century car-centric policies in SF. The SFMTA will also hold three open houses on proposed transportation improvements this week — two on Muni’s 5 and 28 routes, and […]