"Moving San Francisco: Views from the SFMTA" is an exhibition that celebrates the history of Muni and the evolution of our city with a collection of images from the SFMTA Photo Archive.
Join SFTR this upcoming Tuesday, May 19, as we explore this exhibition and practice preparing our public comments for future board meetings at City Hall.
SFTR members can find the RSVP link in their emails or become a member at sftransitriders.org/donate/ for more information.
🖼️ : SFAC
Do you have an idea for a transit project? Well, SFTR wants to help you bring it to life!
Our members have the opportunity to submit their proposals, present them at our upcoming All Members Assembly on June 3rd, and gather support from SFTR and other members to develop.
Become a member at /donate/ for more info.
Have you always wanted to provide public comment at Board Meetings, but weren't sure how? Or do you need tips and support on how to craft your best public comments?
Join SFTR at City Hall on Tuesday, May 19th, where we'll be joined by the SFMTA Board of Directors' Board Secretary, Christine Silva, and other community members to share tips and tricks on how to deliver your best public comment.
SFTR members can check their email for the link to RSVP, or visit sftransitriders.org/donate/ to become a member and learn more.
As part of Ride Muni to School Week, @sfsaferoutes hosts a student art contest. 🖼️ Check out this year's amazing winners:
🐦️ Yuen Y. | Mission High School
🐟️ Tomasina H. | Roosevelt Middle School
🐰 Chloe M. | Claredon Elementary School
SFTR is so proud to be part of the @sfsaferoutes team! We love being able to celebrate safe and accessible ways of getting to school, like walking, rolling, carpooling, and, of course, taking transit.
If you or your SFUSD student is interested in more information, visit /.
Join us for a field trip to City Hall on Tuesday, May 19! We'll be exploring the SFAC's "Moving San Francisco," a deep dive into the SFMTA Board Meetings, practice our public comments, and enjoy pizza all together!
SFTR members can find the RSVP link in their emails or become a member at sftransitriders.org/donate/ for more information.
Your contributions are vital to SFTR's mission! Thank you to everyone who joined our recent fundraiser and for supporting our ambitious 2026 goals! A special thank you to our host committee members and our special guests, including Supervisor Mandelman; Pete Wilson, President of TWU 250A; and our very own Executive Director, Sara Johnson!
We're one month away from our upcoming quarterly All Members Assembly Meeting on Wednesday, June 3rd. We'll be discussing local and regional transit news, organizational updates, and NEW member-led projects.
Check out our latest newsletter for the RSVP link, or become a member today for more details. Become a member at /donate/.
Thank you to the residents who joined SFTR and the BASS Collaborative to discuss the Islais Creek Bridge Replacement Project Proposal.
Please visit /Islais-Creek-Bridge for more information, and get involved at /.
Thank you to everyone who helped us celebrate our annual Membership Month! Thank you for putting the "U" in SFTRU! We can't wait to connect with you all soon!
Harassment shouldn’t be part of your commute. EyesOnBoard is a mapping platform dedicated to logging and documenting instances of harassment on San Francisco’s public transportation.
Submit your reports at eyesonboard.sftransitriders.org.
This project was created by our wonderful SFTR members, led by Indigo Rosenberg.
It’s been one year since the Mayor announced changes to car-free Market Street. So what have we learned?
🚲 Bike traffic is up 25% from last year — demand for safer, people-centered streets is real.
🚗 But loopholes remain: Waymo, Uber, and Lyft Black trips are rare, yet private vehicles are increasingly misusing loading bays, double-parking, and pushing cyclists into bus lanes.
We were proud to testify that the answer isn’t to backtrack. Instead, it’s to build on what’s working. Our asks:
→ Close the commercial passenger vehicle loophole
→ Harden and protect the quick-build infrastructure
→ Test transit vehicles in center lanes to free up the curb
→ Re-evaluate separated bike infrastructure between 8th & Steuart
→ Invest in placemaking to make Market a corridor people want to be on
Thank you to our partners in the Keep Market Street Moving coalition: @sfbike@sftru@walksf@dsa_sf . Special appreciation to Supervisor @bilalmahmood for convening the hearing.
Market Street can be vibrant AND safe. We’ll keep fighting for both. Stay tuned for next steps.
