The driver, who joked about "incriminating himself" on social media, killed a 50-year-old father of two.

With eight high-speed lanes, this stretch of Geary is considered a high-injury corridor by the city.

The return of Muni trains means new infrastructure and changes to traffic and parking. Read on to see how your neighborhood is affected.

In the past month, two more pedestrians have died in the same area where beloved grocer Gus Vardakastanis was struck and killed in 2017.

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

Some of Muni's mothballed bus lines are also set to return.

A male passerby sustained life-threatening injuries resulting from a Friday "hill bomb" on Dolores, and two skateboarders were also hurt.

The proposal creates a route for walking and biking from Ocean Beach to Market Street, but still leaves many dense neighborhoods without relief from crowded sidewalks.

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

Reduced area traffic gave crews the opportunity to accelerate work and push up the expected completion date on the long-running project.

Muni has been faster than ever during shelter-in-place, and as cars return to the roads, officials want to keep key bus lines moving.

The city also plans to resume enforcing meter time limits.

Lyft, Bay Wheels' parent company, is currently running a neighborhood survey on where the three new bike docks should go.