San Francisco County Transportation Authority
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Download a PDF of the current English-language SFTP Fact Sheet (2.1MB). Also available in Chinese (中文) (2MB) and Spanish (Español) (1.9MB).

Join our Community Advisory Committee!

We’re looking for representatives from a broad range of interests, including: the business community; neighborhood groups/interests; transit users; pedestrians and bicyclists; disabled persons; seniors; school/youth interests; urban planning/streetscape planning and design interests; clean air and/or environmental interests; labor/transportation industry; and public policy interests. We will seek input from the CAC at strategic points throughout the development of the SFTP, 6–8 times during the 18-month planning process, on a bi-monthly to quarterly basis. Download the CAC Application Form and submit before the October 1 deadline.

Contest winners!

The winner of our Twitter contest "What Does Livability Mean to You?" is:"Accessible places, natural spaces, minimal traces." It was submitted by AdinaR16, who received two, two-day passes to the Outside Lands Music Festival. See the runners-up and our other favorites on the Livability Contest page.

SFTP "Spotlight" series

We're showcasing a number of transportation improvements implemented since the last Countywide Transportation Plan, looking at how they have affected lives of the residents and employees of San Francisco. First up: Leland Avenue Streetscape Impovements.

WHAT IS THE SAN FRANCISCO TRANSPORTATION PLAN?

The San Francisco Transportation Plan (SFTP) is the City’s 25-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 plan will be a blueprint for the Transportation Authority's program of projects and studies, with the goal of improving mobility and accessibility for the people of San Francisco while preserving the City's unique character. It’s about improving transportation options in your neighborhood, for your business, and on your street—for a healthier, livelier San Francisco.

Our goals are to:

• Strengthen the city’s regional competitiveness
• Create a more livable city
• Ensure a healthy environment
• Provide and sustain world-class infrastructure.
  

Summer 2010: Launch of the San Francisco Transportation Plan!

The SFTP planning process begins this summer and continues over the next 18 months to two years.

We want to hear from you!

Where should we set our sights? What should our priorities be? Leave us a voicemail on the SFTP hotline at  415.593.1670 or send us an email to tell us what you think!