The area around the intersection at Pierce and Waller is currently closed.

The work will wrap up by the end of next week.

If the pilot isn't successful, Muni will install boarding islands and remove parking spaces along the corridor.

Neighbors have two weeks to offer feedback on three competing proposals for the plaza.

The service plans to launch in low-income communities, western and southern neighborhoods, and in tourist-heavy areas.

The city's only worker-owned cab company once had 19 vehicles, but now operates only 7 Priuses.

Water service in the area has been shut off until the leak is repaired.

The project aims to improve traffic conditions between Market and Sutter streets.

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

On at least three weekends, shuttle buses will run between Church & Duboce and Ocean Beach.

Muni is reducing service citywide "on the recommendation of safety experts," said a spokesperson.

Many merchants say the stations cause traffic congestion and were installed with little notice.

Two-thirds of the company's drivers are members of a minority group.