Meet up with San Francisco Transit Riders at the Civic Center BART Station OR West Oakland BART Station for a ride-along to the Oakland Ballers Public Transit Night: Ride The Rally. This is a great opportunity for first-time transit riders to have a guide on transit, or if you want to commute to a game in a group! […]
Need a ride to and from Sacramento to protest CARB's cuts to public transportation, affordable housing, and climate programs? Let us drive you! If there's enough interest, San Francisco Transit Riders is considering renting a van to bring a contingent up from SF to Sac to attend the rally and meet with legislators. RSVP here to […]
3rd Street/Islais Creek Bridge is being replaced leading to 2 years of construction with no bridge access, no T-3rd Light rail service, and cutting off a main artery into Mission Bay for Bayview Residents. For more information on the Bridge Replacement Project, visit SF Department of Public Works's project website: link Learn more about the BASS […]
San Francisco Transit Riders and Community Members hosting this monthly community meeting to show support and ensure the Red-Transit only lanes are implemented as one of the key parts of a comprehensive multi-year process of making Ocean Avenue better and safer for everyone while improving the K-Ingleside service. For this meeting we'll provide an update […]
San Francisco Transit Riders and Seamless Bay Area are looking for YOU to nominate people or projects that have made life better for transit riders in the past year. Submit your nominations here! For example, nominees could be: An amazing bus driver, train operator, station attendant, or ambassador. People who have spoken up effectively for […]
Transit Month brings much-needed attention to public transit, shining a spotlight on what works well and highlighting the future opportunities and work needed to make transit work better for everyone. In 2026, check out regional Transit Month celebrations in the Bay Area, Southern California, San Diego, and the North Coast.
Ride Transit and Win Prizes! Get ready to log your rides between September 1st and 30th! Every ride you take on public transit run by a Bay Area transit agency is another entry into our Transit Month raffle. Track your rides to earn badges, win prizes, compete against friends, and show your love for transit! […]
September is Transit Month! It all begins on Thursday, September 1st, at the San Francisco Transit Riders' Annual Transit Month Kickoff Rally! Our guest speakers will address riders at the San Francisco City Hall steps to share their hopes for the future of public transit and set the stage for our engagement on all things […]
3rd Street/Islais Creek Bridge is being replaced leading to 2 years of construction with no bridge access, no T-3rd Light rail service, and cutting off a main artery into Mission Bay for Bayview Residents. For more information on the Bridge Replacement Project, visit SF Department of Public Works's project website: link Learn more about the BASS […]
Join the Better And Safer Streets (BASS) Collaboration of Walk SF, SF Bike Coalition, SF Transit Riders, and MAGIC for a family-friendly celebration of sustainable transportation in the Bayview and Transit Month! This free community event features hands-on activities like walk audits, Learn-To-Ride for adults and kids, an urban hike, button making and much more! […]
Join us for this quarter's All Members Assembly. We'll be discussing local and regional transit news, organizational updates, and update on member-led projects. *Member-led projects are limited to MEMBERS-ONLY. If you're not yet a member, become a member here! AGENDA: TBD Closest Transit Lines: Powell/Mason Cable Car 30- Stockton 8 - Bayshore 8BX-Bayshore Express 39-Corbett This […]
What do art and transit have in common? It moves us. Back for its second year, celebrate Bay Area Transit month by shopping and supporting local artists at TJPA’s Salesforce Transit Center, where the Bay Area’s transportation future is taking shape on Wednesday, September 23rd from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Learn about the Bay Area’s rail […]