Transportation
Just this week, three people died while walking in the city.
The cartography of crashes aims to honor those killed by cars while holding the city accountable.
While Sunset residents debate the fate of the iconic roadway, one supervisor wants to see it off-limits to cars for good.
Supervisor Mar is planning a move to solidify the current weekend closure. By 2023, the road could be closed for good.
SFMTA Director Jeffrey Tumlin has two years to figure out how to fix a hole in its budget, and says his focus is rebuilding trust in a transit network that suffered massive setbacks in the pandemic.
Bridges are bumping, freeways are creeping, and BART hits a post-pandemic peak as commuters return to San Francisco.
After a judge struck down the federal mask mandate last week, the regional transit agency created its own mandate.
After reviewing an equity study and Chan’s competing proposal, the supervisors voted to keep the road closed to cars permanently.
While total crimes decreased on Muni, assault incidents spiked to 186 last year amid nationwide concerns about safety on public transit.
Here’s what you need to know about the joint hearing to decide if the 1.5-mile road in Golden Gate Park should remain closed to vehicles.