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Welcome to the San Francisco County Transportation Authority
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Created in 1989, the Authority is responsible for long-range transportation planning for the city, and it analyzes, designs and funds improvements for San Francisco's roadway and public transportation networks. The Authority administers and oversees the delivery of the Prop K half-cent local transportation sales tax program. It also serves as the designated Congestion Management Agency (CMA) for San Francisco under state law, and acts as the San Francisco Program Manager for grants from the Transportation Fund for Clean Air (TFCA). Read more Go to the Quick Links to our projects and studies. |
MyStreetSF Projects Map

In March 2013, we launched a beta-test version of the MyStreetSF interactive map. The map shows all projects currently underway that are funded by, or prioritized for funding by the SFCTA. The MyStreetSF interactive map allows you to search for projects by location, Supervisorial District, project type (e.g., bicycle, pedestrian safety, transit rehabilitation), project sponsor, or timeline. Click on a project on the map to see key information (e.g., short description, schedule, cost) and a link to the project page and/or project sponsor’s main page. The map page also includes information on city-wide projects and programs like Bicycle Education and Outreach. The map also includes a comments section that we encourage users to fill out so we can correct, refine, and improve the map.
CYCLETRACKS SMARTPHONE APP UPDATED
CycleTracks uses a smartphone's GPS to record users' bicycle routes, times, and display maps of their rides. It was developed to help San Francisco transportation planners understand the trade-offs cyclists evaluate when choosing a route. Since the app can collect data anywhere a GPS signal can be found, numerous other public agencies around the world have been able to leverage data collected anonymously in their community for similar purposes. READ MORE
We’ve made the source code openly available to developers under a GPL open source license, and derivatives of CycleTracks are now in use in a dozen or so other cities worldwide. READ MORE
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS TO PROVIDE PROGRAM MANAGEMENT OVERSIGHT AND GENERAL ENGINEERING CONSULTING SERVICES
The San Francisco County Transportation Authority (Authority) is inviting you to submit a proposal for the performance of these services. The proposal must respond to the specific scope of services described in Section III of this Request for Proposals (RFP 12/13-08). READ MORE
Request for Proposals to Provide Technical Consultant Services for the Geneva-Harney Bus Rapid Transit Feasibility Study
The San Francisco County Transportation Authority (Authority) is inviting you to submit a proposal for the performance of these services. The qualifications must respond to the specific scope of services described in Section III of this Request for Proposals (RFP 12/13-09). Read More
JOIN THE GEARY CORRIDOR BUS RAPID TRANSIT CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE!
The Geary Corridor Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Citizens Advisory Committee (GCAC) meets every two to three months to advise the Authority throughout the environmental analysis for the Geary Corridor BRT Project. There are currently TWO vacancies on the Committee. One is for a representative from the Tenderloin/Downtown area, and one is an at-large seat. All interested persons are invited to apply, especially applicants from neighborhoods along the Geary corridor. CAC members are expected to attend all meetings. READ MORE
SAN FRANCISCO TRANSPORTATION PLAN
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A San Francisco Transportation Plan Workshop with the Authority Board will take place on Thursday, May 30, from 1:30–5:30PM at the Authority's Offices, 1455 Market St. (between 10th and 11th), 22nd Floor. This half-day workshop with the Authority Board will discuss key plan recommendations including the financially constrained and vision scenarios, and strategic policy initiatives. The meeting is open to the public and an agenda will posted here when available.
The San Francisco Transportation Plan (SFTP) is San Francisco’s transportation "Big Picture" and is the city’s 28-year plan to identify goals, needs, and investment priorities for our transportation system. It will help shape the next generation of transportation projects and enhancements to improve the way people travel in and around San Francisco.The SFTP is in the most important and near final stage of work that will occur between now and July 2013: developing the investment strategy and draft plan. Find out about it and get involved. READ MORE
SFCTA Newsletters
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Quick Links
- Lifeline Transportation Program
- OneBayArea Grant Program
- Proposition AA
(Vehicle Registration Fee) - Proposition K (Half-cent
Local Sales Tax for Transportation) - Transportation Fund for Clean Air
- Caltrain Electrification
- Central Subway
- High-speed Rail
- SFMTA Muni Modernization Projects
- Transbay Transit Center and
Caltrain Downtown Extension
- 19th Avenue Transportation Plan
- Central Freeway and Octavia Blvd.
Circulation Study - Geary Corridor Bus Rapid Transit
- Market Street Studies
- Presidio Parkway (the Doyle Drive
Replacement Project) - Van Ness Avenue Bus Rapid Transit
- Yerba Buena Island Interchanges
- NTP home page
- Bayview Hunters Point
- Columbus Avenue
- Mission-Geneva
- Mission South of Chavez
- Tenderloin/Little Saigon
- Western SOMA
- 19th Avenue Transit Study
- Auto Trip Generation Study
- Balboa Park Station Area
Circulation Study - Bayshore Intermodal Station
Access Study - Bayview Hunters Point
Mobility Solutions Study - Bi-County Study Update
- Caltrain Oakdale Station Study
- On-Street Parking Management
and Pricing Study - Quint/Jerrold Connector Road (Quint St. Bridge Replacement Project)
- Shuttles Strategic Analysis Report
- Transportation Demand Management Partnership Project







