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We’re fighting for public transit that works
We need a public transit system that is fast, reliable, and easy to use. We need a system that connects every neighborhood in the city, so people everywhere can access all that San Francisco has to offer. Close to 250,000 people rely on Muni every day, and many more will need to count on transit if we are to hit our climate and sustainability goals. Join our movement to change the future of public transit in San Francisco.
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We only win with your support. We’re funded by a combination of private grants, corporate sponsorships, and most importantly: members! In addition to giving us the political clout we need to make a difference, members provide over 25% of our budget. Those are funds we can use immediately where they’re most needed, like to develop campaigns to bring back Muni routes or to fight for the funding Muni needs.
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Ride Contest: Bonus Challenge #2
Ride Contest: Bonus Challenge #2
Ride Contest Bonus Challenge #2: Who is a transit hero in your community? This could include an amazing bus driver, train operator, station attendant, or ambassador. Or people who have
Ride Contest: Weekly Challenge #3
Ride Contest: Weekly Challenge #3
Ride Contest Challenge #3: Share your best transit story. Post your entry for each of our Weekly AND Bonus Challenges to Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook, using the hashtags #RideContest and
Transit Forward: Moving San Francisco to a Transit-First Future
Transit Forward: Moving San Francisco to a Transit-First Future
San Francisco Transit Riders will be hosting a panel of transit advocates and city officials to discuss the past, present, and future of public transit. Stay tuned for a full
Ride Contest: Bonus Challenge #3
Ride Contest: Bonus Challenge #3
Ride Contest Bonus Challenge #3: Where’s your favorite transit-accessible public park or space? Post your entry for each of our Weekly AND Bonus Challenges to Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook, u...
Sunday Streets: Western Addition
Sunday Streets: Western Addition
Celebrate 16 years of Sunday Streets SF transforming San Francisco streets into car-free community spaces for all to enjoy at events across the City in 2024. Sunday Streets SF empowers
Ride Contest: Weekly Challenge #4
Ride Contest: Weekly Challenge #4
Ride Contest Challenge #4: Show off your transit-inspired art. Post your entry for each of our Weekly AND Bonus Challenges to Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook, using the hashtags #RideContest and
Rider’s Reader
A message from Cyrus Hall: Recent Transit Updates
*Below is an update of recent transit news from Cyrus Hall, who leads SFTR’s Local Funding Working Group, sent in early December. First, the...
A message from our Executive Director, Vinita Goyal: Let’s look back on a great year!
Dear SFTR Members, We started the new year with a bold intention: It would be ideal if we could unite the fronts of residents and transit agencies...
SFTR Response to: Proposed SFMTA Budget Charter Amendment
This letter was submitted to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors in response to the proposed City Charter amendment relating to the SFMTA budget,...
A note from our Executive Director, Vinita Goyal: Our Strategic Plan
We are at the cusp of two years of my tenure at San Francisco Transit Riders and throughout that time our staff and board have been occupied with...
How a bridge toll increase can help transit riders across the Bay: SB-532 Explained
San Francisco Transit Riders (SFTR) is a proud member of the coalition of advocates that rallied to prevent billions of dollars in cuts to transit...
A Thank You for a wonderful Membership Month, from SFTR’s Executive Director Vinita Goyal
We spent a Thursday evening in April at the humble and atmospheric 518 Valencia in San Francisco talking about ‘Moving for a Greener Future: The...
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San Francisco Transit Riders
P.O. Box 193341, San Francisco, CA 94119
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