In June 1983 the very first San Francisco Historic Trolley Festival took place on Market Street. Read about how this event ...

You can count on Muni to get to events, marches and rallies across the city over Pride Weekend. That includes the 55th annual ...

The revamped Commute Support Program is designed to help businesses of all sizes in the city. See which option works for you: Run a business with 250 to 1,000 workers in San Francisco? You can apply ...

Three routes will turn back once they reach Market Street on weekdays: The 5 Fulton, 9 San Bruno and 31 Balboa. Riders are ...

The best way to get to the Juneteenth Parade is by Muni Metro. If you’re marching in the parade, you can exit at Embarcadero ...

Events to Explore and Muni Travel Tips. Use the links below to find information on Pride Weekend events for 2025, including street closures and Muni service changes.

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The California Cable Car route is shown as line C on the Official Muni Map. Inbound California and Van Ness via California to Market. Outbound California to Van Ness.

The Powell/Hyde Cable Car route is shown as line PH on the Official Muni Map. Inbound Hyde and Beach (Victorian Park) via Hyde, Washington, Powell to Market. Outbound Via Powell, Jackson, Hyde to ...

The 30 Stockton operates a long route and a short route. The long route serves the Marina and Crissy Field. The short route serves Fort Mason. Riders who need to get to the Presidio can transfer to ...

The 2 Sutter operates between Presidio Ave and the Ferry Plaza. Inbound to Ferry Plaza From Presidio & California, south on Presidio, left on Sutter, right on Laguna, left on Post, right on Montgomery ...