We are proud to co-host a member event with Mike Chen, Mayor Breed’s nominee to the SFMTA Board. If you are a member of SF Bicycle Coalition, Walk San Francisco, or SF Transit Riders, come join us on Tuesday, July 2, from 6:00 -7:30 pm, over Zoom.

We are deeply saddened to learn that a 50-year-old woman was killed at the intersection of Toland Street and Jerrold Avenue last week. You can read our statement at walksf.org/releases.

Also worth noting that HR and the training department put in heroic efforts to hire and train lots of operators in the last three years since the Covid hiring freeze!

BART is planning to run trains every five minutes through San Francisco starting Sunday morning, in what it says is its "most robust service ever" for San Francisco's Pride Parade. buff.ly/4cyWzce

What a fantastic way to kick off the 2024 season! 🌞 This past Sunday the Tenderloin was filled with music, bubbles, and joy. 🫧🎶 Thank you Tenderloin community, neighbors and all participating folks who attended the 2024 Season kick-off! 📷 Photos by: Young Chau

Housing policy in the US will be prison for the homeless, market rate housing for people who can afford it,& the rest of us will wait for the trickle down effect of housing development. Transit policy will be: let public transit die to be replaced by private corpo-robocars.

We’ve gathered over 17,500 signatures from San Franciscans who want to fund Muni! A big thank you to everyone who helped gather signatures for this measure. We’ve already shown that transit riders have the power to make it to the ballot. We’ll be submitting soon; stay tuned!

Great article by Peter Hartlaub and @harshareports highlighting the necessity and joy of riding Muni. The beloved 67 was affected by pandemic cuts. Our measure tries to help prevent service cuts from the current funding crisis. sfchronicle.com/projects/2024/…

The proposal has already drawn the support of state Sen. Scott Wiener, city Supervisor Dean Preston and the Sierra Club. Through the middle of last month, its backers had raised $118,352. sfexaminer.com/news/politics/…

HeadsUp: Tomorrow, #4thofJuly - ➡️#SFMuni will operate on a Saturday schedule ➡️Real-time social media monitoring will begin at 12pm. ➡️Parking meters and nightly street sweeping will be enforced. For complete parking enforcement details: sfmta.com/getting-around…

Nothing more democratic & very grassroots than the Yes on L: Fund the Bus! ! The campaign submitted the signatures today! LET’S GOOOO FUND TRANSIT! *note this act will generate an estimated $30 mil a year, its a great step in helping fund, maintain, & expand transit but lots still to do!

San Francisco transit activists are pushing a ballot initiative that would tax profits that Waymo, Uber, Lyft and other “transportation network companies” earn while operating in the city to fund Muni. trib.al/pP7U3PF

Funny how Fare Enforcement seem to take over the convo on SFMTA budget deficit when fares constitute 8-12% of revenue but gets like 80% of the attention.

A BART-commissioned report found that, absent a new funding model, the agency would have to reduce service, with cuts imperiling transit access and the Bay Area’s climate goals. sfexaminer.com/news/transit/b…

The public can review and give feedback on the 2024 Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan draft, addressing the needs of older adults, people with disabilities, and low-income residents. Feedback is due by Aug. 7, 2024. blog.bayareametro.gov/posts/transpor…

Two ways to help us win more funding for Muni transit service in November right now: 1. Donate at sftransitact.com/donate 2. Request a free window sign at sftransitact.com/request-a-sign (beautiful and designed by chris arvin!)

Join us in voting YES on Prop L! Prop L is a broadly supported, common-sense solution to reduce Muni service cuts, keep downtown recovering, and provide the reliable transit needed by San Francisco's seniors, families, and workers. Find out more at FundTheBus.com.

Iono, if there are this thing called a "war on cars" then the cars are really on the offensive. All we want is less cars, more transit, & safer streets for active communities & pedestrians. That's not a war to me, it's responsible, reasonable, & rational.

Transit Month begins on Thursday, Sept 5 at San Francisco Transit Riders' Transit Month Kickoff Celebration! You’ll meet up with other riders, city leaders, SFTR members, and more at locations across the city to ride Muni together to City Hall. RSVP: lu.ma/2hddiq56