Posted Dec 23, 2023, 7:23 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: The Bay
Posts: 11,842
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Originally Posted by CalUrbanist
The only place genuine rapid transit exists in SF proper is underground down market street. And along this limited stretch of like a couple miles, Muni is duplicative for BART, and BART is completely interlined as well.
Beyond this, SF has no rapid transit, as it were.
And for a city of its size, MUNI Metro is shameful. The remainder of SF muni is not unlike Bostons T. Under serviced by good reliable and efficient transit for its level of density. Essentially Muni metro everywhere else in SF is a glorified streetcar network running at glacial speeds, and even still, has limited reach.
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Welcome to CalUrbanist.com. My name is Steve Boland, and I am a transit planner for Muni in San Francisco. Previously, I was a multimodal transportation planner at Nelson\Nygaard in San Francisco and Los Angeles. From 2001 to 2014, I blogged about urban planning in the Bay Area and posted city photos and custom-designed transit maps at San Francisco Cityscape (sfcityscape.com). CalUrbanist.com is the current repository for my maps and posters — see below.
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