Five of 12 tour buses inspected by California Highway Patrol officers were taken out of service for safety and/or driver…
Marin Transit has embarked on a pilot project to test the technology of two 35-foot, zero-emission electric buses.
Residents in San Francisco were not impressed with the results of a mid-year report on The City’s Commuter Shuttle Program.
A stretch of San Bruno Avenue in San Francisco will soon have more reliable transit service and additional safety measures…
Since Muni implemented new two-car N-Judah train shuttles last month in the Cole Valley neighborhood, some riders are no longer…
Despite a computer glitch that led a trolley bus to crash into a parked vehicle Monday, transit officials say the…
Overhead wiring and support poles that support Muni’s 33-Ashbury/18th electric trolley buses will soon get replaced.
A lot of work goes into repairing and rebuilding San Francisco’s most recognizable and iconic rolling landmarks.
A new audit finds devices used to count passengers on Muni buses have not been working properly for at least…
The SFMTA is stepping up efforts to wean Muni riders off paying cash for single rides.
Members of an advocacy group for public workers Friday demanded that the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency release surveillance video to…
Daily Muni riders are sure to notice that the cost of monthly Muni Fast Passes are creeping up again starting…
Hundreds of Muni buses have gotten back their front-row, forward-facing seats that were previously locked.
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority was awarded nearly $2.5 million to purchase a new fleet of zero-emissions buses.
Ten finalists have been chosen to have their art displayed across a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus next year.
Bigger, longer, accordion-style electric trolley buses are coming to Muni’s 5-Fulton rapid line.
San Francisco's Balboa Park BART station and the tracks between Glen Park and Daly City will be closed for seven…
In February, 113 Muni buses collided with vehicles or hit an object. In June, the number jumped to 173.
$78 million worth of on-ramp metering lights and digital signage are being deployed to reduce congestion.
This week, a pilot program that aims to increase pedestrian and bicyclist safety will begin at the popular SF landmark.
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