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Transportation investments are critical to building a well-connected, safe, and accessible transportation network.

The Transportation Authority has released the latest data on congestion in San Francisco.

On November 15, President Biden signed the Infrastructure and Investment Jobs Act which will invest nearly $1 trillion in transportation, water, broadband, and power infrastructure across the nation. The U.S. Department of Transportation also awarded an $18 million RAISE grant to the West Side Bridges replacement and seismic retrofit project on Yerba Buena Island.

We’re preparing to ask San Francisco voters in June or November 2022 to continue the existing half-cent transportation sales tax and approve a new 30-year investment plan, also known as the Expenditure Plan. This plan will determine how we invest sales tax dollars to improve transportation across the city.

Take a tour of stories from people all over San Francisco who have benefited from projects funded by Prop K, the half-cent sales tax for transportation.

On October 21, the Business Outreach Committee (BOC), a consortium of transportation agencies including the Transportation Authority, will host a free 'meet the primes' networking event. This event offers an opportunity for small and disadvantaged businesses to meet Professional Service primes of the region’s public transit and transportation agency members.

San Francisco's voter-approved Transit-First Policy states that decisions regarding the use of our public streets and sidewalks shall prioritize public rights of way for pedestrians, bicyclists, and public transit.