Intersections in Golden Gate Park, lower Nob Hill, the Wiggle and the edge of SoMa now have soft-hit safety posts.

The park is getting more speed humps, clearer crosswalks, and new traffic lights.

Here's the latest update on the idea to remove a lane of traffic and install bike lanes on Oak and Fell.

"We need to be sure people can maintain six feet of space around them," said Jodie Medeiros of pedestrian organization Walk SF.

Before the "cut-thru" existed, all vehicles (including bikes) had to turn right on Lincoln Way. But a new pathway now lets cyclists cross directly into the park.

The move comes a month and a half after cyclists Katherine Slattery and Heather Miller were killed in hit-and-runs on the same day.

New "neighborways" are expected to halve auto traffic along the corridor.

Some residents expressed concerns about cars being shunted to adjoining streets.

The closure will allow crews to work on repairing the 130-year-old structure.

The annual pot holiday will hit Golden Gate Park and the Haight on a Saturday this year, causing larger crowds. Here's what you need to know.

The new raised crosswalks, bicycle lanes and signage aim to increase safety in one of the city's most dangerous corridors.

With the bike lane delayed, advocates say the Panhandle path is "crowded and unsafe," and makes social distancing impossible.

"It’s happening," District 5 Supervisor Dean Preston wrote on Twitter.