SFMTA

Everything has changed with the pandemic. But with crisis comes opportunity

Got an extra bike? Why not offer it to a nurse, doctor, firefighter, grocery worker, mechanic, janitor or someone else on the front lines of COVID-19?

SFMTA Director Jeffrey Tumlin used to have a running joke that if you really want to solve traffic congestion, you just have to destroy the Bay Area economy. Well here we are.

Starting Wed., only 17 of Muni's 83 rail and bus lines will be running

Just as SFMTA can easily replace light rail service with buses to respond to an emergency, the Bay Area should be able to quickly restructure service in a coordinated way to protect public safety and while ensuring essential workers can get to their jobs. Our region’s lack of an empowered lead authority for transportation means each transit agency makes decisions in silos, resulting less access for everyone — and a more challenging recovery.

Even though motor-vehicle traffic levels are way down and the shelter-in-place order extended, city officials are still slow--or have already refused--to open more space for people

Muni to stop running trains on Monday, but bus service will continue

Mega ballot measure put on hold over coronavirus concerns

Advocates advance best practices guide for building protected bike lanes in a way that ensures continued curb access for people with mobility issues