Muni

A California comedian thinks you've just got to laugh at the state of transit and our streets

The hope is that if a regionwide pass increases ridership without causing transit Armageddon, perhaps individual agencies will stop blocking and delaying real transit integration. Then the goals of S.B. 917 can be achieved via MTC--which is supposed to be the coordinating agency for Bay Area transit--without the legislation.

The problem isn't lack of resources, it's a failure to use the tools at hand.

Transit Operators Are the Backbone to Our Region’s Infrastructure. It’s Time We Act Like It.

The fact that the measure was not "shellacked" is a testament to how much the people of San Francisco care about public transit, depend on it, and want it to be better.

San Francisco's major advocacy groups make a final pitch for funding Muni

"We run as one!" went the slogan of the Seamless cohort at Bay to Breakers. Unfortunately, Bay Area transit agencies still aren't on board.

Imagine tagging your Clipper Card at Montgomery station, your mind at ease knowing in 30 minutes you’ll be home, guaranteed.

...and Caltrain starts testing its new trains at its facility in San Jose