SFMTA staff who have supervised interns celebrate 10 years of partnership with Genesys Works. Genesys Works secures paid ...

The SFMTA designates a variety of parking spaces in metered areas, non-metered areas and off street lots and garages for motorcycle parking. The City of San Francisco Motorcycle Parking map displays ...

San Francisco has come a long way since painting its first bike lane on Lake Street in 1971. Since then, bike lane design has evolved throughout the country to meet the wide range of needs and ...

The SFMTA’s Automated Enforcement Program uses a network of automated cameras to enforce illegal red-light running and illegal right turns. The SFMTA also uses forward-facing cameras on buses to ...

Parking or Transit Violation Citations must be protested within 21 days from the date the ticket is issued or from the date of the first courtesy notice. Protests will not be considered after that ...

Notice a vehicle parked in one location for more than 72 hours? Car blocking your driveway or the sidewalk? Report it here, and we'll do our best to take care of it. Call 311 for further assistance.

The 25 Treasure Island reroute using a new off-ramp and on-ramp from the Bay Bridge to Treasure Island is now permanent. To better provide predictability for residents of Treasure Island, the outbound ...

4th and Townsend (Caltrain station) via 4th, Townsend, 5th, Harrison, 11th, Mission, South Van Ness, Van Ness (Civic Center), North Point, Powell (Fisherman's Wharf) to Beach. Powell, Jefferson ...

Buying Tickets To avoid long lines, prepay utilizing MuniMobile® or Clipper® Card To board cable cars at Powell & Market, Bay & Taylor and Hyde & Beach Streets, you must purchase your fare in advance ...

If you receive a parking or transit citation you must pay or protest the citation by the due date, or you will be subject to late fees and collections fees. Do not pay a citation if you wish to ...

Stop status is updated every 30 minutes on the hour.

With Muni, you're just a ride away from everywhere in San Francisco. Every day, people board Muni more than 520,000 times to get where they need to go. Follow these easy steps to reach your ...