SF News Will SF Ever Get Speeder-Busting Cameras? Nearly six months after the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency announced that they'd be working toward installing "life-saving speed enforcement cameras," they've finally gotten around to crafting a proposal for the cameras' use
SF News [Update] London Breed: 'Traffic Will Be A Nightmare' On 4/20, Traffic Diversion On Fell [Update] A previous version of this story noted several street closures, but in fact, there will only be a traffic diversion on Fell Street to northbound Stanyan Street, effectively shutting down Kezar Drive
SF News Driver Slams Into Cable Car Conductor As He Unloads Passengers A conductor on the Powell Street cable car line was critically injured Monday when a driver struck him as he unloaded passengers at a Chinatown stop. The collision happened at around 10:35
SF News Suspects At Large After Man Is Dragged Off Bus, Robbed At Gun And Knife-Point A gang of seven young suspects remain on the loose after they dragged a man off a Muni bus and robbed him early Thursday morning. According to San Francisco Police Department spokesperson Officer
SF News Video: SFPD Officer Pepper Sprays, Beats Homeless Man After Verbal Confrontation On Bus [Updated] San Francisco's Public Defender is calling for better training for San Francisco Police Department officers after a local cop was caught on video beating and pepper spraying a homeless man who'd fallen asleep
SF News This Scenario-Based Transit Map Will Change Your Commute Now in its third beta, a comprehensive San Francisco transit map heralded by The Atlantic's CityLab has the power to take a starting point in the city and estimate how far you can
SF News SFMTA Agrees To Dismiss (Some) Tickets Issued Even After They Said They Weren't Enforcing Meters ATTN: No meter enforcement today. #BayAreaStorm— SFMTA (@sfmta_muni) December 11, 2014 No Parking Meter Enforcement Today Due to #sfstorm #BayAreaStorm @sfmta_muni— City of SanFrancisco (@sfgov) December 11, 2014 "ATTN: No meter
SF News Rainpocalypse's Silver Lining: No Parking Meter Enforcement Today In SF Yes, today's storm is screwing up the Bay Area and flooding our streets, but there's one silver lining for San Franciscans, as parking meters won't be enforced today. According to the San Francisco
SF News Significant BART, Muni Delays Wednesday Morning [Updated] Wow, did you hear that thunder and see that lightning last night? Pretty cool, huh? Well, not to Muni, as the storm that accompanied nature's light show flooded the Van Ness Muni station
SF News The SFMTA Says You Can Now Fight Your Parking Tickets Online, But Only To A Point Getting parking tickets blows, even the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency's chief admits. But getting them when you're not even at fault? That blows even more, which is why the SFMTA says that
SF News Rioters 'Celebrating' The SF Giants' World Series Win Trashed 28 Muni Vehicles This Year Mayhem on Market St. pic.twitter.com/Io591JFzR8— Scott Austin (@ScottMAustin) October 30, 2014 "It's not as bad as it was in 2012" is a nice attempt to put a positive spin on
Arts & Entertainment Check Out This Adorable Gif Of San Francisco's Cable Car Lines A visit to sfcablecar.com is like a visit to a simpler internet time. With "interactive" features that might not work with most contemporary browsers, this site (run by one "Rising Sun Productions,
SF News You May Soon Be Forbidden From Driving On Most Of Market Street Rather than enact some clear plan that does not confuse longtime residents and tourists alike, the SFTMA is continuing in their piecemeal approach to banning vehicle traffic on Market Street with yet another
SF News Wacky Coincidences: Muni Has Two Wrecks At The Same Time, Just Like It Did Two Months Ago Do wrecks involving Muni vehicles come in twos? Of course, not, don't be silly. But that doesn't mean that we can't marvel at the coincidence of two big Muni collisions that took place
SF News Video: Renegade Directs San Francisco Traffic For Free, We Guess? My husband has a story he tells about the 1989 earthquake. He was at SF State when it hit, and since Muni was knocked out, he had to walk all the way to
SF News Oracle OpenWorld Set To Make Moscone Center Area A Mess, Again With over 60,000 expected attendees, Oracle OpenWorld is one of San Francisco's biggest conferences. Though the event doesn't start until Sunday, preparations are already underway in the area of Moscone Center, which
SF News Woman Who Drove Off With Meter Maid On Her Car Says She Was Fleeing Sexual Harassment A driver took a DPT officer on a 12+ block ride of terror on the hood of her car yesterday: http://t.co/shy7WV3Jwp pic.twitter.com/6koAmVA77r— Hoodline (@HoodlineSF) September 19, 2014
SF News Mayor Lee To Take $648 Million Muni Ride Friday Morning Hey, somebody write this down: this week, Mayor Ed Lee is riding Muni not once, but twice! First, he took the M-Ocean on Tuesday, to, he told the Chron, "try to experience it
SF News Muni Metro Service Resumes After Woman Is Struck At Van Ness Station A spokesperson for the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has confirmed that a woman was struck by a Muni Metro vehicle at Van Ness Station this morning. Fire officials say that the woman
SF News You May Soon Be Able To Pay For Muni Using Your Smartphone Already tired of using your precious laundry quarters to pay for Muni's new $2.25 fare? Well, if a new pilot program set to start in early 2015 works out, you will have
SF News San Francisco Honda Minivan Strikes Cyclist, Crashes Into Muni Bus In a bizarre chain-reaction collision Monday morning, a cyclist was struck by the driver of a minivan, who then slammed into a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus ferrying commuters through the Richmond District,
SF News Pedestrian Struck By T-Third Monday Morning Service on the San Francisco Municipal Railway's T-Third line was disrupted for about 2.5 hours this morning after one of the transit agency's light-rail vehicles struck a elderly man. According to SFMTA
SF News Apparently No One's Complaining To Mayor Lee About How We're All Paying More To Ride Muni Next Week Despite an apparent budget surplus that enabled the transit agency to dump moneymakers like Sunday parking meters, you'll be paying more to ride Muni starting Monday. Though "constant complaints" inspired Mayor Ed Lee
SF News SFMTA To Pay For Special-Ed Kids To Join Free Muni For Youth 'Pilot' Program Though a local tech company's grant has helped to fund transit for SF schoolkids, not every low-income student was covered. Now the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is using money from its own
SF News No Real Consequences For Muni Drivers Who Can't Prove They Were Sick During Sickout Are you someone who's gentle and sweet enough to have believed that the drivers who missed work during The Great Muni Sickout of 2014 were actually ill? Ha ha, just kidding! No one,
