SF News Four Injured After Two-Car Crash Involving Muni Bus in Mission District Just after 9:30 a.m. Sunday morning, two cars collided with a Muni bus at 24th and Guerrero streets; four people were injured, and all were taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
SF News Clang! Clang! Clang!: SF's Cable Cars Return to Service Today With Free Rides San Francisco's iconic cable cars return to limited service Monday for the first time in nearly 17 months, after a few weeks in which they were in testing and retraining mode.
SF News BART Expected to Have Free WiFi at All Stations by 2024 Earlier this year, SFMTA installed wireless routers and cellular antennas inside the Muni Metro tunnels. Now, we can also expect all 50 BART stations to have free (and readily accessible) WiFi hotspots in as little as three years.
SF News SFMTA Installs Public Wi-Fi In Subway Tunnel, Completes Track Improvements Ahead of Metro Reopening In addition to new LED signs and public art now installed at SFMTA’s Church and West Portal stations, another notable update will help modernize those underground terminals: reliable access to the internet.
SF News Mayor Breed Announces Free Roundtrip Muni Rides To COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments In a news release from the Office of the Mayor Friday, Breed announced the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) will offer free roundtrip transportation for people traveling to and from their COVID-19 vaccine appointments starting this coming Tuesday.
SF News SF Muni Operator Dies After Falling 'Severely Ill' While Driving, Crashes into Parked Cars on Noe Street The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) announced this afternoon that an operator has died following a Saturday morning crash on Noe Street; the driver had just recently celebrated his nineteenth-anniversary working for SFMTA earlier in August.
SF News SF Suspends All Power and Water Shutoffs, Dismisses Late Fees on Overdue Payments To shield San Franciscans from having their lights and water turned off during these worrisome times, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) won’t cut-off power and water services due to non-payment. Also, both SFPUC and SF Muni will waive late fees on overdue payments.
SF News A Car-Free Market Street Will Happen By The End Of The Month In a sweeping attempt to curb pedestrian injuries and deaths on Market Street, SFMTA announced that private vehicles won’t be allowed on the road starting January 29th.
SF News Here's How To Safely Get Around The Bay Area on New Year's Eve From free Muni and Caltrain rides to discounted cabs, here's how to traverse our slice of Northern California during the last New Year's Eve of this decade.
SF News Muni's $400M Potrero Yard Refresh To Include 500 Housing Units, Half Will Be 'Affordable' In an odd two-birds-with-one-stone throw, Muni has plans to build its first-ever housing development at Potrero Yard, helping both revitalize the outmoded concrete court and (hopefully) introduce over 250 affordable housing units in the process.
SF News [Update] One Of Leap's Private Buses Now For Sale On eBay And Craigslist According to the latest and perhaps last tweet from Leap Transit, the private bus startup is still "offline to deal with a regulatory issue." To get technical, Leap received a "Cease and Desist"
SF News Leap's Private Buses Continue To Hurdle Regulations Leap drives fast and breaks things, so to speak, with the Chronicle reporting that the private bus company has outmaneuvered regulation at every turn and currently occupies a "gray area" in which it
SF News Is 16 Hours Of Training Enough For Muni's Gun-Wielding Security Guards? A vote to approve a controversial agreement to employ handgun-equipped private security guards at Muni yards was postponed Tuesday over concerns that the guards would not receive a sufficient amount of firearms training.
