San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency

Built World

Supporting transit options during closures

All westbound lanes of Interstate 80 through San Francisco shut down at 11 p.m. Friday for a 55-hour construction closure. The stretch between Fifth and 15th streets won't reopen until 6 a.m. Monday, and Caltrans warns of "massive traffic delays" on both decks of the Bay Bridge.

Updated 2 hours ago

Rule Changes

Geofence was active during Fleet Week (Oct 9-11); added extra Muni service and no-parking zones along the waterfront

Fleet Week ended Sunday, and the city's first-time geofence on robotaxis along the northern waterfront has been lifted. The restriction barred Waymo and Zoox pickups and drop-offs in the Marina, near Fisherman's Wharf, and along much of the Embarcadero from Friday through Sunday, with no service in the Presidio.

Updated Oct 12

Rule Changes

Enforcing the two-hour limit; deferred policy questions to DEM

San Francisco's two-hour parking limit on large vehicles, built to clear RVs used as homes, is towing people who never slept in them. Kyle Richards' camper van was towed twice in August, costing him more than $1,600. City complaint records show at least 28 housed vehicle owners told officials they were hit by the rule between November 2025 and July 2026.

Updated Sep 30

Money Moves

Seeking exemption from CARB electric bus mandate

San Francisco's transit agency voted to postpone buying 378 battery-electric buses, opting for cheaper diesel-hybrid models to save $452 million. The swap needs approval from the California Air Resources Board (CARB), which mandates the electric purchase.

Updated Sep 15