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Our board approved $250,000 in half-cent sales tax for transportation funding to support improvements for the Balboa Park Station BART Plaza Project.

As the city reopens, recent data suggest a mixed rebound in economic activity, with steady bridge traffic and highway speeds, increased ridership on public transit relative to pre-pandemic levels, and workers slowly returning to offices.

Transportation Authority is among the highest rated organizations in California

San Francisco transportation agencies are invited to apply for funding for Cycle 3 of the One Bay Area Grant.

The main goal of the project is to provide a safer space for people to walk and cross the Minnesota and 25th St Intersection

This project will implement a "road diet" on 14th Street between Castro Street and Sanchez Street to improve pedestrian safety and visibility.

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We are exploring local and regional strategies to improve transportation along Octavia Boulevard and the surrounding area, including Oak Street and the Panhandle.

SFMTA is planning safety improvements at Sickles Avenue and Alemany Boulevard.

Mayor London Breed, Transportation Authority Board member Matt Haney, and local transportation representatives celebrated the completion of this project that enhances street safety and access for all. The project features protected bike lanes, repaving, bus transit islands, and more.

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The SFMTA’s Residential Traffic Calming Program is a resident-directed program that implements traffic calming measures to reduce speeding on residential streets in San Francisco.

The San Francisco County Transportation Authority is developing the Ocean Avenue Mobility Action Plan in partnership with District 7 Supervisor and Transportation Authority Board Member Myrna Melgar to prioritize projects to improve transportation along Ocean Avenue.