Muni's late-night transit service is called the Owl network and it's the strongest in the region. Owl service runs every half hour between 12 a.m. and 5 a.m. nightly, serving San Franciscans and ...

Effective July 1, 2025, select Muni fares will increase, reflecting public feedback from the spring 2024 budget process. See the table below for updated prices. For full fare details, visit our Fares ...

In June 1983 the very first San Francisco Historic Trolley Festival took place on Market Street. Read about how this event ...

We invite you to stay informed and get involved in the city’s transportation system. Stay up to date with SFMTA board meetings, public hearings and events across the city.

The revamped Commute Support Program is designed to help businesses of all sizes in the city. See which option works for you: Run a business with 250 to 1,000 workers in San Francisco? You can apply ...

Events to Explore and Muni Travel Tips. Use the links below to find information on Pride Weekend events for 2025, including street closures and Muni service changes.

You can count on Muni to get to events, marches and rallies across the city over Pride Weekend. That includes the 55th annual ...

This quick-start guide walks users through registering for the SFMTA Tow Zone portal, submitting and renewing construction-related tow-away requests, and managing approvals. It offers step-by-step ...

Nehama Rogozen has created inclusive outreach campaigns for several SFMTA projects. All year long, LGBTQ+ staff members ...

The best way to get to the Juneteenth Parade is by Muni Metro. If you’re marching in the parade, you can exit at Embarcadero ...

Three routes will turn back once they reach Market Street on weekdays: The 5 Fulton, 9 San Bruno and 31 Balboa. Riders are ...

Members of our SFMTA bike-commute panel: From left, Julia Friedlander, Michael Rhodes and Jack Anninos (not pictured: Elliot Goodrich, Christy Osorio and Miriam Sorell). Between our typically mild ...