Community Connections Sfmta In partnership with the sf public utilities commission and department of public works, community connections is a racial equity event series focused on skill building, networking, and increasing access to resources and opportunities for all agency employees. The office of racial equity and belonging at the san francisco municipal transportation agency (sfmta) invites you to “network, grow, be empowered” with community connections.
Community Connections Sfmta Muni rides create a special, only in san francisco connection—where strangers sharing a seat or holding the same handrail form an instant community, making san francisco feel more united and human even without exchanging a word. Accessing public transit can be more difficult for people in a particular san francisco neighborhood than it is in other parts of city. so the sfmta is designing a supplemental transportation program for this area.in this episode of taken with transportation, we talk with sfmta transportation pla. Sfmta’s central subway will connect san francisco’s southeast neighborhoods to downtown and chinatown. whether you’re a concerned citizen, business owner, muni customer, or just stumbled onto our blog, we welcome your questions and encourage you to connect with us. Jbr partners in partnership with sfmta’s community service program provides customers the option to perform community service in san francisco in lieu of parking tickets and transit citation payment.
Community Connections Sfmta Sfmta’s central subway will connect san francisco’s southeast neighborhoods to downtown and chinatown. whether you’re a concerned citizen, business owner, muni customer, or just stumbled onto our blog, we welcome your questions and encourage you to connect with us. Jbr partners in partnership with sfmta’s community service program provides customers the option to perform community service in san francisco in lieu of parking tickets and transit citation payment. Sfmta and via's new bayview shuttle program aims to address transportation inequities in a san francisco neighborhood that has long endured environmental and connectivity challenges. Every day, the sfmta strives to meet those expectations. but, as our population and jobs continue to grow, and given our limited street space, we know that we have no choice but to move more. Both community transit’s zip shuttle pilot and the sfmta’s bayview shuttle will work to improve connectivity and access to transportation options within their respective communities. As the sfmta has continued to restore service throughout 2021, job access has improved even further. the map below shows the area accessible by transit from hunters point within 30, 45, and 60 minutes (as of may 2021).
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