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We joined Transbay Joint Powers Authority, city officials, partners, and community members at the Salesforce Transit Center to celebrate The Portal’s entry to the Engineering phase and the Federal Transit Administration’s $3.38 billion funding commitment.

Treasure Island's Electric Ferry Service received seed funding towards its first year of operations between Treasure Island and the Ferry Building which will reduce emissions, enhance mobility and connect visitors to several amenities on the Island.

In May, the Transportation Authority Board approved several key transportation projects including Transit Stop Signage Enhancement, the Golden Gate Greenway, Muni paratransit, and BART elevator attendant programs.

Note: this Press Release was published by the TJPA.

Note: this Press Release was published by San Francisco Supervisor Dean Preston (District 5).

Note: this Press Release was published by the SFMTA.

This project will provide protected bicycle and pedestrian pathways that run along Hillcrest Road and Treasure Island Road.

Earth Month celebrates an opportunity to engage in and encourage initiatives dedicated to promoting sustainability and environmental stewardship. The Transportation Authority supports and delivers projects that pave the way for a sustainable future by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving air quality, and promoting sustainable transportation options.

This month we welcomed middle and high school students from San Francisco and the East Bay to the second “Girls in Motion” Spring 2024 Summit, an annual event introducing girls to careers in transportation.

Earlier this month, the Transportation Authority approved “support and seek amendments” positions on three bills: Senate Bill (SB) 1031 (Wiener, Wahab) - also known as the Connect Bay Area Act - and Autonomous Vehicle safety and transparency bills Assembly Bill (AB) 1777 (Ting), AB 3061 (Haney).

This month, Transportation Authority Board members approved $1.6 million in Prop L half-cent sales tax funds to support 34 blocks of pavement renovation throughout Districts 3, 5, and 6.