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We are seeking input from Treasure Island residents and businesses on when and where an autonomous shuttle pilot should operate and other service attributes.

We joined U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, Mayor London Breed, SFMTA Director Jeffrey Tumlin, Chinatown Community Development Center Director Malcolm Yeung, and San Francisco Building Trades Secretary-Treasurer Rudy Gonzalez at the Central Subway, set to open on November 19.

BART celebrated its 50th birthday this month with an event at Oakland's Lake Merritt Station and Plaza, featuring a silver time capsule unveiling from 1992, educational booths, historical displays, and more. The Transportation Authority has been a strong supporter of BART and has directed tens of millions of dollars from San Francisco's half-cent sales tax programs to fund BART-related improvements.

To kick off Transit Month and owe joined Transportation Authority Board Chair Rafael Mandelman, Mayor London Breed, city officials, San Francisco Transit Rider members, and the community to kick off Transit Month with a Ride Along and Rally.

We’re preparing to pilot an autonomous vehicle shuttle service on Treasure Island to better understand how an on-island shuttle could meet the needs of people traveling around the neighborhood and to provide the community with opportunities to learn about autonomous vehicles.

School Access Plan Community Meeting October 27, 2022

Ocean Avenue Mobility Action Plan Virtual Town Hall Meeting

Women held key roles as designers, project managers and contractors and were the driving force behind the decades-long vision of the Presidio Parkway and Tunnel Tops. Meet the women who made it all happen.

Expanding Transit: District 4 Virtual Community Meeting will feature the Transportation Authority and SFMTA presenting updates on various transportation projects.

The recent shelter-in-place orders have changed traffic patterns and congestion much more rapidly than we’ve ever seen.

California’s high-speed rail project has the potential to create thousands of jobs, increase economic activity, reduce congestion and greenhouse gas emissions, and provide efficient and high-speed travel options.

New traffic calming improvements will help to reduce vehicle speeds and improve safety for people walking and biking in the Excelsior, Ingleside, and Oceanview neighorhoods.