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Project Oversight
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The Authority provides project oversight for many of the city's transportation improvements, and works with multiple agencies to coordinate efforts on transportation enhancements citywide. The Authority plays an important role in the delivery of several major transportation projects, and provides funding and project oversight for hundreds of smaller projects through its 5-year prioritization programs (5YPPs).
To see more more detail about the Authority's involvement with major transportation projects, choose from the list below:
To see project delivery status on the Authority's Prop K (local sales tax) programs of transportation projects, follow the links below:
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Coordination
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To see more more detail about the Authority's Coordination activities, choose from the list below:
FOCUS, short for the Focusing Our Vision program, is an MTC and ABAG-led regional planning initiative to support/encourage bay area cities/counties that are planning for transit oriented growth, or "priority development areas" (PDAs). The Transportation Authority, Mayor's Office of Housing, MTA, and Planning Department are coordinating San Francisco's application for PDA designation. Applications are due June 29.Draft Map of Proposed San Francisco PDAs (PDF)
FOCUS PDA Application Guidelines (PDF)
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Projects and Studies
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The Authority leads studies for future projects identified in the San Francisco Countywide Transportation Plan. These studies contribute to the delivery of a more robust and efficient transportation system for our city.
To see more more detail about the Authority's Projects and Studies, choose from the list below:
Congestion Management
Corridor Studies
Neighborhood Transportation Planning
Current Research and Other projects/Studies
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Congestion Management
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Since 1990, the Authority has also been the designated Congestion Management Agency (CMA) for San Francisco. In this role, the Authority is responsible for developing and administering the Congestion Management Program (CMP). Through its CMA activities, the Authority has been able to leverage state and federal transportation dollars to complement Prop K revenues. The Authority also tracks transportation system performance to ensure that San Francisco gets good value for its transportation investments and prepares a long-range Countywide Transportation Plan to guide future investment decisions.
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Corridor Studies
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The Authority is leading several planning studies and projects that are at various stages of development. The below studies and projects involve efforts that range from conceptual planning to detailed design engineering to monitoring and evaluation. Each corridor study or project includes technical tasks as well as community involvement activities.
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Neighborhood Transportation Planning
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Supporting neighborhood transportation planning (NTP) is just one of the goals that emerged from the Countywide Transportation Plan. As part of that effort, the Authority supports community-based transportation improvements through a neighborhood transportation planning program. This program aims both to address community concerns on transportation conditions in their neighborhood and to engage community leadership in the transportation planning process. Throughout the study process the Authority coordinates closely with residents, businesses, community groups, and agency staff to identify needs and solutions, and to coordinate with other projects.
Working with community groups and agency partners such as the Municipal Transportation Agency, the Department of Public Works, the Department of Public Health and other City agencies as appropriate, neighborhood transportation plans have been developed for several areas within the city.
To learn more about the neighborhood transportation planning process, please see our NTP Fact Sheet (PDF).
For more detail about the Authority's Neighborhood Transportation Plans, choose from the list below:
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