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Buses, Bikes, Streetcars
The KT-Ingleside-Third light rail line will be no more once the Central Subway fully opens for service in early January.
Bike lanes to better streetcar boarding islands are the types of projects under consideration for the Ocean Avenue Mobility Action Plan.
Members of the community voiced concerns and offered proposals for transportation safety projects at the task force’s virtual town hall.
The first public outreach meeting for the plan to prioritize transit and street improvements for the neighborhood will be held next week.
The city is collecting feedback from M Ocean View riders in preparation for upcoming improvement projects.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will make repairs after being alerted by The Ingleside Light.
The head of the city's transit agency spoke about subway plans, a new fare program and the future of the K Ingleside.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency started installed new 20 mph speed limit signs along Ingleside's stretch of Ocean Avenue.
They waved signs, played instruments and shouted “slow down” to let motorists know the speed limit on Ocean Avenue is now 20 miles per hour.
A high number of Omicron variant infections caused a driver shortage that dashed plans to restore routes to pre-pandemic service levels.
Located on the East side Brighton Avenue, the station is between the neighborhood's commercial corridor, the Holloway Avenue bikeway and numerous public transit lines.
Work crews will replace 50-year-old electricity cables starting Monday, Feb. 14.
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