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A number of transportation improvements have been implemented in San Francisco since the last Countywide Transportation Plan. The Authority is shining a spotlight on some of these projects, looking at how they have affected lives of the residents and employees of San Francisco. We'll be posting new project profiles every few weeks on this page for the duration of the San Francisco Transportation Plan project. Visit the site periodically to see how transportation improvements are affecting the way San Franciscans live, work, and play.
PROJECTS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
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San Francisco Paratransit: Innovation and Technology Enhance Mobility
The ability to use public and private transportation is something most people take for granted, but not Gilda Chico. For her and approximately 14,000 other San Franciscans unable to independently use public transit, SF Paratransit gives them the freedom to move around the city.
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BART 16th Street Mission Plaza Redesign:
A Vibrant Community Creates a Lively Space
To Wendy Richardson Collins, a long-time business owner in the City’s Mission District, the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) 16th Street Mission station is an important transit center and gathering place that also celebrates the neighborhood’s unique character.
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4th and King Bicycle Facility: Completing the First Mile
A few years ago, William Elison moved from Chicago to the Bay Area. Once based in San Francisco, the choice of a Mission neighborhood apartment was easy. One reason for this choice was the feasibility of a bike-to-train commute that would eliminate the need to own a car.
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19th Avenue and Park Presidio Enhancements: Making a State Route Walkable
Dan Eckels loves to walk through Golden Gate Park with his two-year-old daughter, Betty. He lives just two blocks away on Judah, just off of 19th Avenue, but getting to the park can be a challenge.
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Leland Avenue Streetscape: A Labor of Love for Visitacion Valley
For Fran Martin, a long-time Visitacion Valley resident, the redesign of Leland Avenue is much more than a streetscape project. The project is a visible symbol that this southeast San Francisco community is finally receiving some long-overdue respect and public investment.
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