Because many drivers don't stop for riders, Muni considers the area one of the most dangerous in the city.

The transportation agency plans to replace its entire LRV fleet by 2028.

The green-and-gold structures would be replaced with gray metal and security glass.

The plaza's original architect said he wasn't even aware there was a redesign competition.

Mayor Ed Lee ordered the agency to figure out how these areas can be immediately improved.

The stamped crosswalks are part of area traffic-calming efforts.

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

The coastal road will eventually be closed and rerouted south of Sloat Blvd.

The plan would remove 45 parking spaces on 17th Street between Church and Sanchez.

SFMTA is seeking input on planned improvements on Powell Street between Union Square and Market.

The transportation authority's first long-term bond sale has attracted numerous investors due to the city's high credit rating.

The transit agency plans to ask the state for permission soon to put the cars in service.

Autonomous devices would be allowed only for testing and research, not commercial use.