San Francisco - Transportation & Infrastructure
San Francisco Japantown Western Addition
Pedestrian killed by driver in early-morning Cathedral Hill crash [Updated]
With eight high-speed lanes, this stretch of Geary is considered a high-injury corridor by the city. Read More
San Francisco Castro Duboce Triangle West Portal
Muni Metro's return brings temporary ramps, street changes to West Portal, Church & Market
The return of Muni trains means new infrastructure and changes to traffic and parking. Read on to see how your neighborhood is affected. Read More
San Francisco Bayview
San Francisco sees 'significant uptick' in pedestrian, cyclist fatalities
In the past month, two more pedestrians have died in the same area where beloved grocer Gus Vardakastanis was struck and killed in 2017. Read More
San Francisco Golden Gate Park NoPa Upper Haight
After weeks of delays, Fell Street bike lane construction now underway
"It’s happening," District 5 Supervisor Dean Preston wrote on Twitter. Read More
San Francisco
Muni Metro service to return next month, with notable changes
Some of Muni's mothballed bus lines are also set to return. Read More
San Francisco Mission
Speed bumps installed on Dolores Street hill after multiple serious skateboarding injuries [Updated]
A male passerby sustained life-threatening injuries resulting from a Friday "hill bomb" on Dolores, and two skateboarders were also hurt. Read More
San Francisco
New Slow Streets, more car-free Golden Gate Park proposed, but eastern neighborhoods still left out
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. Read More
San Francisco Golden Gate Park NoPa Upper Haight
Set to start construction in June, Fell Street bike lane now has no firm timeline [Updated]
With the bike lane delayed, advocates say the Panhandle path is "crowded and unsafe," and makes social distancing impossible. Read More
San Francisco Upper Haight
With construction ongoing during shelter in place, Upper Haight project is ahead of schedule
Reduced area traffic gave crews the opportunity to accelerate work and push up the expected completion date on the long-running project. Read More
San Francisco
SFMTA to create emergency transit-only lanes for 3 key corridors
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. Read More
San Francisco
Parking meter enforcement to resume in San Francisco, at a discount
The city also plans to resume enforcing meter time limits. Read More
San Francisco Cole Valley Upper Haight
3 Bay Wheels bikeshare stations on the way to the Upper Haight
Lyft, Bay Wheels' parent company, is currently running a neighborhood survey on where the three new bike docks should go. Read More
San Francisco
Citing expanded reopening, city resumes street sweeping enforcement next week
"Now as we’re reopening, we’ve reached the point where we must resume parking enforcement so that we can clean our streets," Mayor London Breed said. Read More
San Francisco SoMa
Final 7th St. protected bikeway construction phase begins next week
The bikeway improvements, which began in 2016 following two deadly hit-and-run collisions, will provide an uninterrupted protected bike lane between Market Street and Mission Bay. Read More
San Francisco NoPa Upper Haight
Panhandle to get new parking-protected bike lane along Fell Street
The new westbound bike lane on Fell is intended to take pressure off the Panhandle's crowded mixed-use path. Read More
San Francisco Fillmore Hayes Valley Japantown Western Addition
Geary & Steiner pedestrian bridge to be demolished later this month
Built in 1962, the bridge is set to come down as part of the project to speed up the 38 and 38R-Geary buses. Read More
San Francisco Hayes Valley Inner Sunset Mission Outer Sunset Tenderloin Upper Haight
San Francisco to close some streets to car traffic for social distancing
Starting this week, some streets will be closed to through vehicle traffic in order to prioritize walking and biking as well as to provide more space for social distancing. Read More
San Francisco
Muni to undertake major service cuts, shutting down more than 70 lines
Muni is slicing service to just 17 key lines as the shelter-in-place wears on. Read More
San Francisco
As Muni trains go offline, riders say buses are too crowded to socially distance
"The decision to shutter the subways to promote social distancing has completely backfired," wrote one commuter. Read More
San Francisco
Muni to suspend train service, go bus-only as shelter-in-place order wears on
Several bus lines are also being cut back as the agency loses $1 million a week from decreased ridership. Read More
San Francisco Upper Haight
Upper Haight surface reconstruction continues during shelter-in-place order
A possible bright spot for some local businesses in the Haight: some of the most disruptive work is underway while businesses are already closed by the shelter-in-place order. Read More
San Francisco
Social distancing in SF: Signs warn parkgoers to stay apart, Muni to monitor passenger thresholds
Not everyone's gotten the memo on remaining six feet apart, so city agencies are intervening. Read More
San Francisco
SF deems bike repair an essential business during shelter-in-place
The city clarified a concern from many regular riders, noting that bike repair shops are considered as essential as auto repair shops. Read More
San Francisco Golden Gate Park Inner Sunset
Advocates call for making Golden Gate Park's JFK Drive car-free during shelter-in-place
"We need to be sure people can maintain six feet of space around them," said Jodie Medeiros of pedestrian organization Walk SF. Read More
San Francisco
SF to waive today's street sweeping tickets, but parking meters will still be enforced
Tickets for street cleaning issued earlier today will be waived, but other driving restrictions — including meters — remain in place. Read More