Changes Coming to Five Muni Bus Lines: Market Street Turnaround in June
Changes Coming to Five Muni Bus Lines: Market Street Turnaround in June
What’s Happening?
Starting in June, five Muni bus lines will undergo changes to improve efficiency and reliability. These changes will primarily affect Market Street, a major thoroughfare in San Francisco.
Which Bus Lines are Affected?
- 5-Fulton
- 7-Haight/Noriega
- 38-Geary
- 38R-Geary Rapid
- 45-Union/Stockton
What Changes Can We Expect?
The changes include rerouting some bus lines, adding new stops, and adjusting schedules to reduce overcrowding and improve on-time performance. The 5-Fulton and 7-Haight/Noriega lines will now turn around at 5th and Market, while the 38-Geary and 38R-Geary Rapid lines will turn around at 3rd and Market. The 45-Union/Stockton line will also have a new stop at 5th and Market.
Why the Changes?
The changes are part of the Muni Forward program, which aims to modernize and improve the city’s public transportation system. The Market Street turnaround is expected to reduce travel times and improve reliability for these bus lines.
What Do People Think?
Some riders are excited about the changes, hoping it will make their commute smoother and more efficient. Others are concerned about potential delays and confusion during the transition period.
Final Thoughts
The changes to these five Muni bus lines are part of ongoing efforts to improve public transportation in San Francisco. While there may be some initial adjustments, the overall goal is to provide a better experience for riders on Market Street and beyond.
