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Vision Zero Monthly Highlights By Vision Zero SF is the City’s road safety policy that will build safety and livability into our streets, protecting the one million people who move about the City every day. From education to traffic engineering, from enforcing traffic laws to changing public policy, Vision Zero SF is driving an agenda to change the way we think and act on San Francisco streets. This month, we’re featuring some improvements to benefit motorcyclists, bicyclists and pedestrians. Here is a list of what we’ve been working on this past month: Safe Streets in the Year of the Rat Safety Improvements to Page Street New Daylighting and Crosswalks Published April 18, 2020 at 05:03AM https://ift.tt/2RPMCQW

Update: Route and Stop Changes By Bradley Dunn With a shortage of operators, car cleaners and other key personnel, Muni has implemented  significant reductions to Muni service . The COVID19 pandemic has disrupted many parts of everyday life, including transit. As everyone is getting used to our new  Muni Core Service Plan , some key routes are continuing to run but are using different stops. And, other changes have been made in response to customer feedback.   As a reminder, during this public health emergency, we are asking San Franciscans to:  Comply with the shelter-in-place directive  Only make essential trips  Use Muni only for those essential trips that can’t be made in other ways  The following changes went in effect on Wednesday, April 8. All of these are in place until further notice with mulit-lingual signs-up at all stops detail the ...

Director of Transportation Report: April 8, 2020 By In this week's Director's Report from the SFMTA Board of Director's Meeting, Jeffrey Tumlin gave updated on the following topics: Coronavirus Response Department Operations Center (DOC) activated March 13, using an incident command system responsible for planning and implementing our responses to the COVID-19 public health emergency. Priority is reducing health risks for staff and passengers while continuing to provide critical access. DOC team has developed policies and standard operating procedures informed by the Department of Public Health (DPH) to reduce risk of transmission in our system, ensuring we have systems and protocols in place before we need them. We now need San Franciscans to do their part by complying with the shelter-in-place orders, making only essential trips. And we need people to use Muni only for those essential trips that they cannot make by walking, biking or other modes of transportation...

Modified OWL Service to Start 4/8 at 10 pm By Bradley Dunn The COVID-19 public health crisis is changing ridership patterns and affecting the availability of key staff who operate, clean and maintain our buses. Due to these shifting resources and needs, the SFMTA will be starting late-night Owl service at a new, earlier time during this crisis. Instead of switching from daytime Muni service to Owl service at 1 am, beginning Wednesday, April 8, our late-night Owl routes will start every night at 10 pm. All regular Owl routes will operate with the exception of the 5 Fulton and 48 Quintara/24th Street, which will be temporarily discontinued. We know that this and other Muni Core Service Plan changes will be difficult for many San Franciscans. We are making these changes to ensure that the limited resources we have are used to provide service for essential trips on our busiest lines with the highest demand with adequate space for passengers.  Starting Wednesday, April 8 - Map of...

SFMTA Budget: Revenue, Expenditures and Future Projections By The Coronavirus pandemic and current shelter-in-place order have changed our daily routines. The timeline for the SFMTA budget approval has not yet changed, and as such, we are taking steps to ensure we continue to engage in a thoughtful and comprehensive community process in light of the current circumstances. If you would like to comment on the budget, please email sfmtabudget@sfmta.com , call (415) 646-2222, or post on our Facebook page or Twitter using #sfmtabudget. You can also visit our budget webpage. This is the second in a series of blog posts diving into the budget process. The first blog was a high-level overview. This post will discuss the state of our projected revenue and expenditures and how they inform budget development. Future blog posts will include content focusing on: Policy objectives and funding priorities Overview of our outreach Adopted Budget and what it includes Overview of the Budget ...