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Introduction
The Westside Network Study, a collaboration between the Transportation Authority, SF Planning, and SFMTA, will analyze the multimodal westside transportation network and offer recommendations to ensure the network is meeting local needs now and into the future.
Past city plans show that neighborhoods in western San Francisco experience unique transportation challenges. The study will seek to address these known needs and respond to expected growth on the westside, as forecast by the SF Planning Department.
The study will propose mid-term solutions (within a ten to fifteen year implementation timeframe) which could improve the performance of the westside network and help achieve San Francisco’s citywide transportation goals. The Westside Network Study will be closely coordinated with the ongoing update to San Francisco’s long-range transportation plan, the San Francisco Transportation Plan 2050+, or SFTP+, which describes the city’s 30 year plan for transportation investments.
Goals
The Westside Network Study seeks to advance San Francisco’s transportation goals as defined in the SFTP+ including:
- Equity
- Economic Vitality
- Environmental Sustainability
- Safety and Livability
- Accountability and Engagement
Project/Study Partners
The Westside Network Study is led by the Transportation Authority in partnership with SF Planning and the SFMTA.
Cost and Funding
This study is funded by a $250,000 grant from the Prop L half-cent sales tax for transportation.
Resources
San Francisco Transportation Plan Website
Contact
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