Muni sf update

Muni better than it used to be, but not as good as it should be. Top of the News. Charts show how winter storms have eased, but not erased, state's drought. All of the Bay Area and California have moved out of the exceptional drought category, according to U.

Drought Monitor data posted Thursday. But experts say more rain is needed to sustain drought By Danielle Echeverria and Yoohyun Jung.

Has omicron crested in the Bay Area? Sewage samples seem to suggest so. John Muir Health hospitals put money over patient safety, ex-doctor says. Soleil Ho: Local burger joint ran out of beef, fries. SFMTA really needs our transit riders who are seniors and people with impairments help in creating a Muni Service Network that really addresses our needs. SDA has developed a survey and petition for the new Gimme Shelter campaign.

The task of both is communicate to the SFMTA the need for all bus stops to have a shelter with seating. Please take and share with others:. Thanks to a new state law, San Francisco now has more authority to set speed limits on our streets!

Considering that older adults make up half of all pedestrians killed in San Francisco each year, lower speed limits could help us reduce this number. As early as January , the SFMTA will lower speed limits by 5 mph from 25 mph to 20 mph, or 30 mph to 25 mph in key business activity districts streets where at least half of the property uses are dining or retail. These speed limit changes require SFMTA Board approval, and the first seven corridors being brought to the Board for speed limit reductions from 25 to 20 mph include:.

Partner with us! To see updated Bus times, schedules and stops please click on a route below. Fulton Rapid. Haight - Noriega. San Bruno. San Bruno Rapid. Folsom - Pacific. Mission Rapid. Bayview Hunters Point Express. Treasure Island.

Ashbury - 18th St. Geary Rapid. Union - Stockton.