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We're exploring a number of programs and services to support transportation on the island as new housing is being developed.

The completion of this first phase brings much-needed transit reliability and safety improvements, including dedicated bus lanes, sidewalk extensions, traffic signal upgrades, and more along Geary Boulevard between Stanyan Street and Market Street.

We joined city and transportation officials to celebrate the completion of a decade-long effort to bring street safety and beautification improvements to support Fisherman’s Wharf’s economic and community vitality.

To uplift the voices of women in transportation, we interviewed some key female leaders at our agency to share their insights and advice for women interested in transportation. 

Picture this: it’s the year 2024 and San Francisco’s economy is rebounding. The pandemic has subsided but gridlock has returned, ensnaring drivers and buses in bumper-to-bumper traffic.

With schools back in session for in-person learning, many students and families are commuting again. The Transportation Authority will be developing a School Access Plan to provide recommendations that improve transportation options for K-5 students and their families.

The Transportation Authority Board advanced $410,000 in funds from the Prop AA vehicle registration fee for renovations to Chinatown’s Joice Alley. Improvements will include new streetlights and sidewalk repairs to create a well-lit and safer walking experience.

In light of the changing and fluid conditions surrounding traffic conditions and transit use, the Transportation Authority is extending the timeline of the Downtown Congestion Pricing Study to next year.