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Muni Service Changes Start June 21: What to Expect and How to Get in Touch

Muni Service Changes Start June 21: What to Expect and How to Get in Touch
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We're here to help you prepare for Muni service changes that start on June 21 - including on the 5 Fulton. Starting June 21, Muni service changes will go into effect. They aim to: Align service to available resources Provide more reliable service Reduce delays Improve safety and accessibility These changes are part of our ongoing work to solve the SFMTA’s near-term budget deficit and minimize its impacts on San Francisco. While we had to make the difficult decision to cut service in some cases, we’re also taking every opportunity we can to improve your trips. To help you prepare, we’ll share...



Published May 21, 2025 at 05:30AM
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