Photo of people gathered at the Box Shop

Photo by SFMTA Photography Department

On April 3, community leaders, local artists, and city staff celebrated the completion of the SFMTA’s Bayview Quick-Build project at the Box Shop, a community art and maker space in the Bayview. Quick-build projects use a toolbox of proven techniques to quickly deliver transportation safety improvements that can be adapted to each location. 

This Bayview Quick-Build project featured protected bikeways, crosswalk safety improvements, and murals by local artists along Evans Avenue, Hunters Point Boulevard, and Innes Avenue. These improvements were identified and prioritized by community members through the Bayview Community-Based Transportation Plan. 

The Transportation Authority provided over $400,000 in half-cent sales tax funds to help SFMTA plan, design and deliver the protected bikeway and safety improvements.

Resources

Bayview Community-Based Transportation Plan Quick-Build Projects (SFMTA)

Bayview Community-Based Transportation Plan (PDF)

Photo of community gathered at the Box Shop to celebrate the completion of the Bayview Quick-Builds project

Photo by SFMTA Photography Department

Protected bikeway in the Bayview with mural
Protected bikeway in the Bayview with mural
Mural of person playing saxaphone in a blue suit
Mural of person playing trumpet in a blue suit and white glasses
Group photo of local transportation representatives and community members

Photo by SFMTA Photography Department

Shipping containers with murals

Photo by SFMTA Photography Department