San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency 

• Completed the Muni-Metro T Third Line through SoMa, Union Square, and Chinatown. The T Third started its historic new route, providing a direct Metro connection between Sunnydale and Chinatown-Rose Pak Station. This project included construction of the Mission Bay Loop on Third Street between 19th and 20th Streets, which allows SFMTA to operate higher frequency service on the northern portion of the T-line. 

• Completed the first phase of the 16th Street Improvement Project from Potrero to Third Street, which made community-informed improvements including transit lanes, new sidewalk bulb-outs, new ADA ramps at each intersection, new streetlights, 50 new trees along 16th Street, and new sewer and water pipes.

• Completed the final phase of the L Taraval Improvement Project, which made crossings safer for people walking, increased accessibility, and improved transit reliability and safety for our customers.

• Improved the speed and reliability of popular bus lines by creating permanent transit-only lanes.

• Completed Quick Build projects on key corridors, like Williams Avenue, Townsend Street, Golden Gate Avenue, Folsom Street, and Leavenworth Street — using tools like lane reductions, crosswalk upgrades and daylighting to slow down vehicle speeds and increase visibility, safety and comfort for people walking.

• Grew the city’s bike network to 472 miles by increasing connectivity between many of San
  Francisco’s neighborhoods. 

• Activated new traffic signals at 16 intersections and implemented traffic signal upgrades at 22 intersections.

San Francisco County Transportation Authority

• Completed construction of the Southgate Road Realignment from Yerba Buena Island to Treasure Island.

• Broke ground on the Yerba Buena Island West Side Bridges Retrofit Project.

• Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) awarded $750,000 to the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department to support the Visitacion Avenue Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Improvement Project.

• The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency awarded the Treasure Island Mobility Management Agency (TIMMA) a $20 million grant for Treasure Island Connects program. The program will improve environmental conditions and help close equity gaps for Treasure Island residents, employees, and visitors by expanding clean public transportation resources serving the area. 

San Francisco International Airport 

• Completed the Harvey Milk Terminal 1, which received LEED Platinum certification and includes a new north check-in lobby, a new mezzanine-level security checkpoint, two additional aircraft gates, five new concessions, and a new connecting walkway that links all SFO terminals post-security.
• Completed the Taxiway D&T Reconstruction project ahead of schedule. This project realigned the taxiways to address existing non-standard taxiway geometry and relocated the fuel vault