In three weeks, pedestrians will be able to walk over what used to be the stairs leading into the station at the corner of Market and 8th streets.

The electrical system has been strained in recent years by increased service on both lines, fueled by rising ridership.

The ongoing drama of gas leaks in the Upper Haight resumed this morning with a closed block.

The SFMTA is fast tracking the pilot program, per a directive by Mayor London Breed.

The SFMTA's two-year planning process aims to determine the neighborhood's transportation priorities with help from residents and community organizations.

A San Francisco Superior Court judge has dismissed claims that the city didn't adequately evaluate the alternatives to its plans for the Geary Bus Rapid Transit project.

The San Francisco County Transportation Authority reports that ride-hailing services accounted for about 50 percent of the increased congestion between 2010 and 2016.

SFMTA's Board of Directors will vote this afternoon on three major projects designed to improve pedestrian safety in the Tenderloin and SoMa.

Riders can expect to see 250 additional bikes on the streets immediately.

Riders should make sure that scooters are always parked upright and that they are not leaning against building facades or blocking doors and driveways.

Fremont Street between Howard and Mission streets, which has been blocked off since September 25, has reopened to traffic.

Scooters are set to return to SF legally on Monday—but a rejected company from the scooters' Wild West days is suing to stop it.

Construction on the first phase of improvements to speed up the 38-Geary route started last week.