SFMTA

One of San Francisco’s most iconic symbols will not be returning to the city anytime soon.

With Bay Area traffic starting to pick up again, San Francisco Municipal Transit Agency officials are looking at ways to keep bus service moving smoothly as streets become more congested.

A feud is brewing between San Francisco Police Officers Association and the SFMTA following the transit agency’s decision not to transport officers to anti-police brutality protests.

The ongoing Geary Rapid Project includes the demolition of a pedestrian over-crossing during the holiday weekend in the area of Geary Blvd. and Steiner St. in San Francisco.

On the first day of a new face covering requirement on several public transit systems, BART riders seemed to be adjusting to the change.

BART is once again slashing its service as ridership has dropped precipitously by 93% as much of the Bay Area shelters in place. Starting Wednesday, trains will run only every 30 minutes all day.

KCBS Radio has put together a guide to getting around the Bay Area on mass transit and ride-hailing services during shelter-in-place orders.

A portion of San Francisco's Market Street will no longer allow private cars starting Wednesday, January 29. City officials expect both traffic and businesses to see changes as the street undergoes reconstruction.

More pedestrians have died in San Francisco in 2019 than last year even as city officials have stated a goal of reducing traffic deaths to zero.

San Francisco's plan to close a large stretch of Market Street to private vehicles is moving closer to becoming reality.