SFMTA Bike Map (This map displays street grades)īraille and Tactile Maps are available from the San Francisco Lighthouse for the Blind. The map also shows the location of station elevators on Market Street east of Van Ness Avenue and shows which surface F Line streetcar and light rail Metro stops are accessible for customers who require level boarding. The map can be viewed on the SFMTA website or purchased at a variety of locations including at the SFMTA Customer Service Center at 11 South Van Ness Avenue, City Hall and many stores throughout the city. The SFMTA Streets and Transit Map shows all bus, light rail, historic streetcar and cable car routes and can be used to help plan a transit trip. When you enter your origin and destination, the trip planner provides several bus and rail options for your trip. The website features a “Take Transit” trip planner. You can call 511 and provide the stop number to get bus arrival times. The distinctive new “seismic wave” transit shelters and many of the older shelters have “push-to-talk” buttons that, when pressed, provide a voice announcement of the arrival times displayed on the digital sign.ĥ11.org provides information via telephone (511) and on the website All bus stops have an ID number affixed to a shelter or pole. NextMuni information can be accessed from internet-enabled handheld devices such as cell phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) so you can plan your trip in advance or as you go.ĭigital signs that provide real-time arrival information are available at Metro stations and at many transit shelters.

The website be used to select origin and destination stops on all light rail lines and bus routes. Mobility Management Assistance at The Hub.Multimodal Accessibility Advisory Committee.Quick Start for Service Providers, Caregivers & Allies.Quick Start for Residents with Disabilities.

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