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The Balboa Park Station Area Circulation Study Final Report was adopted by the Transportation Authority Board on June 24, 2014. The Study explored changes to the Balboa Park Station area and adjacent I-280 interchange at Geneva and Ocean Avenues, with the goals of reducing multimodal conflicts among vehicles, transit and pedestrians, and improving conditions for travelers accessing the station. The Study's recommendations included a closure of the I-280 Geneva Avenue northbound on-ramp, a re-configuration of the I-280 Ocean Avenue southbound off-ramp, and a new frontage road connecting from Geneva Avenue to Ocean Avenue on the east side of I-280. The Transportation Authority will advance the recommended improvements to the next phase of development, including documentation and approval by the State Department of Transportation (Caltrans), which owns and operates the freeway system. READ MORE

With the success of the Bay Area Bike Share pilot, particularly in San Francisco which represents over 90% usage of the existing pilot program, Transportation Authority Chair Avalos requested a report on the strengths and tradeoffs of various organizational models for the expansion of bike sharing in San Francisco and throughout the Bay Area region. At its meeting on Tuesday May 20, the Transportation Authority board adopted the final Strategic Analysis Report (SAR), entitled “Local and Regional Bike Sharing Organizational Models.”

From signals to streetcars, bicycles to boulevards, from pedestrian safety to paving, the Transportation Authority provides funding for hundreds of transportation projects citywide. The MyStreetSF interactive map shows projects currently underway, proposed, and recently completed that are funded by, or prioritized for funding by the Transportation Authority, as well as those for which the we provide some level of oversight, in our role as Congestion Management Agency for San Francisco. The MyStreetSF interactive map allows you to search for projects by location, Supervisorial District, project type (e.g., bicycle, pedestrian safety, transit rehabilitation), project sponsor, or timeline. Click on a project on the map to see key information (e.g., short description, schedule, cost) and a link to the project page and/or project sponsor’s main page. The map page also includes information on city-wide projects and programs like Bicycle Education and Outreach. READ MORE

Citizens (or Community) Advisory Committees, also known as CACs, are an important part of our planning efforts: they give the public—community and business stakeholders—a voice in the direction and scope of many of our projects, analyze benefits and impacts on San Francisco’s many communities, and recommend courses of action.

We currently have one vacancy on our agency-wide CAC. If you’re interested, get in touch with us! Call 415.522.4800 or send us an email. We need your guidance and support!

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