Game Days Only Taxi Zone at 680 2nd St, west side from 101’ to 271’ of Townsend (170’ zone), 1p-6p on Day Games, 8p-12a on Night Games Giants Home Games & Special Events Taxi Zone at 777 2nd St, east ...

Table below shows selected stops and planned service. For a complete stop list, with links to all stops for stop details and real-time vehicle predictions, please visit Stops/Description section of ...

The Essential Trip Card (ETC) Program was launched at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. It is a discount program to help seniors and people with disabilities make essential trips in taxis. Although ...

When the N Judah isn't running, we'll normally try to provide you with shuttle buses. Sometimes that can take a while, so here are some alternatives to keep you on the move: Alternative Inbound ...

San Francisco's bike network is rapidly growing. Options for people who bike continue to expand, making biking in San Francisco safer and more convenient. Our vision for safer, more bike-friendly ...

San Francisco has come a long way since painting its first bike lane on Lake Street in 1971. Since then, bike lane design has evolved throughout the country to meet the wide range of needs and ...

Please email the Employee Relations team at employeerelations@SFMTA.com for information on eligibility and pass distribution.

If you have moved and changed addresses within the same RPP area or have purchased a new vehicle you may apply for a transfer in person or by mail at the SFMTA Customer Service Center at 11 South Van ...

All tuition reimbursements are done on-line. The new process overview can be found ou DHR's Online Tuition Reimbursement page.

The SFMTA is in the process of entering into new Master License Agreements with wireless carriers. Wireless carriers AT&T, Verizon, Extenet, Crown Castle, and Mobilitie have partially executed Master ...

More people from all walks of life see their bicycle as a more convenient way to get where they need to go in San Francisco. Since 2006, bicycling has grown by 184 percent and San Francisco adds more ...

To report a traffic signal needing maintenance or repairs please call the San Francisco 311 Customer Service Center or 415.401.3700. (24 hours a day). Voice within San Francisco: 311 Voice, outside ...