Overview
Taxis, an Uber, other cars, and people walking in congested downtown San Francisco

Photo: Sergio Ruiz, flickr

Introduction

Congestion pricing involves charging drivers a fee to drive into congested areas of northeast San Francisco during rush hours. Program revenue could be used to improve transit service.

Visit our Downtown Congestion Pricing microsite for more information on our congestion pricing work.

Contact

congestion-pricing@sfcta.org

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