SFMTA Marketing Collateral by Chimmy Lee

marketing portfolio Created by Chimmy Lee

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Van Ness

Booth 1

Van Ness

GATE DO NOT ENTER

Booth 1

how to ride

1. Show transfer to station agent or insert fastpass or cash fares in coins or token into gate (Fares are $.35, $1).

2. You must have proof of payment in Muni Metro subway stations and on trains. (TC 127 & 128)

how to ride

3. Please no smoking, eating or drinking.

info

1. Show transfer to station agent or insert fastpass or cash fares in coins or token into gate (Fares are $.35, $1).

1. Fares: $1 for Adult; $.35 forYouth (5-17), Seniors and Disabled (with ID). Children under five ride free. (3-day grace period for passes.)

2. You must have proof of payment in Muni Metro subway stations and on trains. (TC 127 & 128)

2. Station agent has no change; use BART change machines located on the wall.

3. Please no smoking, eating or drinking.

3. Muni phone numbers: 673-Muni, TTY 351-3443.

4. Agent will confiscate improperly cut, expired or emergency transfers.

4. www.sfmuni.com

4. Agent will confiscate improperly cut, expired or emergency transfers.

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info 1. Fares: $1 for Adult; $.35 forYouth (5-17), Seniors and Disabled (with ID). Children under five ride free. (3-day grace period for passes.)

EMERGENCY GATE DO NOT ENTER

2. Station agent has no change; use BART change machines located on the wall. 3.Muni phone numbers: 673-Muni, TTY 351-3443. 4. www.sfmuni.com

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Hours of Operation

Monday through Friday, 1:00pm to 7:00pm Credit Card Sales Stop at 6:45pm

Cash Credit Card (Until 6:45pm) Commuter Checks PLEASE HAVE YOUR COMMUTER CHECKS FILLED OUT PRIOR TO REACHING SALES WINDOW

Cash Commuter Checks PLEASE HAVE YOUR COMMUTER CHECKS FILLED OUT PRIOR TO REACHING SALES WINDOW

Primary Window

Secondary Window

CLOSED

CABLE CAR

Cable Car Souvenir Ticket Series

PRICES

$5.00

CITYPASS BOOKLET

Adult Senior

$42.00 $34.00

MISCELLANEOUS

Parking Meter Card Parking Meter Card Tokens-10 pc. Bag/Booklet Maps

$20.00 $50.00 $15.00 $3.00

MONTHLY PASSES

PRICE

Adult Senior Youth Discount (Disabled) Monthly Sticker 1-Day Passport 3-Day Passport 7-Day Passport Weekly Pass (+$1 for a cable car ride)

A R C H I T E C T U R A L

$45.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $11.00 $18.00 $24.00 $15.00

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inbound outbound

inbound/downtown

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outbound

METRO TICKETS SOLD AT GIANTS’ WINDOWS

inbound

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S I G N A G E

& HY DE

Sts.

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MUNI T I C K E T SA L E S ALTERNATE TRANSIT WHEN CABLE CAR IS NOT OPERATING

FISHERMAN’S WHARF

HYDE STREET PIER

FORT MASON/GGNRA

MARITIME MUSEUM

FERRIES

& HY DE

Sts.

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MUNI | PROUD SPONSOR OF ARTS FEST 2006

NO FREE RIDES

Board & Pay at the front door OR be ready to pay a fine of 70 times the normal fare. (127/128 Traffic Code and 640 Penal Code)

What should I do if my car has been towed?

Helpful pHone numbers

Call the DPT tow desk recorded information line at 415-553-1235. It will give you the basic information on what you need to do to retrieve your car. If you are not sure that your car has been towed, call the DPT tow desk directly at 415-553-1239 or 415-553-1240.

white zones White zones are for passenger loading and unloading with a time limit of 5 minutes. The driver MUST remain with the vehicle at all times (limited exceptions apply at preschools and hospitals.) White zones are NOT intended for private parking. Typical establishments that may qualify for a white zone are hospitals, restaurants, hotels, apartment buildings, theaters, churches, or other large places of assembly. The effective time of white zones vary and are indicated by signs or by stencils on the curb. Vehicles can be towed from white zones marked as tow away zones. A processing fee is required with your request. (See fee schedule.) Please do not combine paint and processing fees.

yellow zones Yellow zones are for active freight loading and unloading only by commercial vehicles. Yellow zones are NOT intended for long-term parking of vehicles with commercial license plates. The effective times of yellow zones vary and are indicated by signs on the meter and/or by stencils on the curb. Non-commercial vehicles (those without a commercial license plate) parked in a yellow zone will be cited and can be towed if the sign specifies it is a tow zone. Special Truck Loading Zones are indicated by signs, or yellow and black color curb markings. Such zones shall be enforced as follows: 1. When signed for six wheels or more, only trucks with six wheels or more can use the zone. Six wheel loading zones can typically be distinguished by their red-capped meters in metered areas. 2. In the absence of a six wheel sign, Special Truck Loading Zones are equivalent to yellow zones and can be used by all commercial vehicles whether or not the vehicle is a truck i.e. restricted to commercial vehicles. As with yellow zones, violators can be towed if a sign is posted specifying that it is a tow zone.

blue zones A Blue zone designates parking spaces for persons with a valid disabled parking permit. Blue zones are normally located in areas with high public use, such as in dense commercial areas, and near public parks and playgrounds, where the blue zones can serve a large number of individuals. There is no fee for establishing blue zones.

Where do I go if my car has been towed? Go to AutoReturn, 450 7th Street, between Bryant and Harrison Streets, 415-865-8200. They are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Their website address is www.autoreturn.com. If you have five or more outstanding citations that are beyond the period of protest (21 days after the first mailed notice), you will need to pay them before you can retrieve your vehicle. For your convenience, AutoReturn can look up citations and accept payments. If the Police Department authorized the towing of your vehicle, you will need to obtain a release from them before you can reclaim it. You can get this release at Southern Station, 850 Bryant Street, or you can request it from your district police station. Only officers at the Hall of Justice S.T.O.P. Program or the Investigative Detail can grant releases for vehicle tows involving a crime or arrest.

Color Curb Program Public Hearing Process Public Hearings are held twice a month at City Hall to legislate the installation of new colored zones. The zones usually recommended for this process are yellow, green, white and blue. Postings for proposed changes are posted in the vicinity of the proposed zone 10 days before the actual hearing date. Requestors are notified by letter and upon approval, requestors are billed and invoices are mailed. All applicable fees are required. Agendas are also posted on the MTA website at www.sfmta.com/curbs under the color curb public hearing link.

DPT Tow Info Line Schedule a DPT Tow Hearing SFPD Hearing AutoReturn Parking Citation Inquiry DPT questions, comments, complaints

415-553-1235 415-255-3967 415-553-1619 415-865-8200 415-255-3900 415-701-4500

offICe loCATIons AutoReturn Customer Service Center & Vehicle Storage Lot 450 7th Street (between Bryant and Harrison Sts) Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Long-Term Storage Lot Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Citation & Hearing Division 1380 Howard Street (at 10th Street) San Francisco, CA 94103 Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (excluding holidays) San Francisco Police Department, Southern Station 850 Bryant Street (Hall of Justice) Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week San Francisco Police Department S.T.O.P. Program 850 Bryant Street (Hall of Justice) Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

towed vehicles Hereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s everything you need to know to retrieve your vehicle

Once you pay your outstanding citations, storage, towing, and other fees, you can reclaim your vehicle. AutoReturn accepts cash, personal checks (after verifying sufficient funds are available), ATM cards and most major credit cards (American Express, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa). If it has been more than 24 hours since your vehicle was towed, you may need to pick it up at the long-term storage lot. AutoReturn will provide a map.

Traffic Engineering Division 1 South Van Ness Avenue, 7th Floor San Francisco, California 94103-5417 www.sfmta.com/dpt Traffic Engineering Division 1 South Van Ness Avenue, 7th Floor San Francisco, California 94103-5417 www.sfmta.com/dpt

There is no fee for establishing yellow zones.

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San Francisco Municipal Transporation Agency Wishes To Thank Our 2006 Family Day Sponsors

Rev. Dr. James McCray Jr.

BRONZE

Stacy & Witbeck, Inc. Imperial Parking SF Giants

University Services Inc. Penn Machine Company International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union 6 Colonial Insurance Energetix Cole Fox Hardware First Automotive Distributors Central YMCA Joie de Vivre Hospitality Brookville Equipment

PLATINUM

Chairman

Parson Brinckerhoff Group Administration, Inc. BackFirst

Michael Kasolas Vice-Chairman

GOLD

Shirley Breyer Black

Alhambra Water B&C Transit R&W Concrete Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. Concentra Medical Centers Restaurant Management Group (Pierre Boursse)

Director

Will Din

VENDOR PARKING ONLY

PLATINUM PLUS

Director

Peter Mezey Director

SILVER

Tom Nolan

Veolia Transportation AGS, Inc. Consulting Engineers Transport Workers Union, Local 250-A, AFL-CIO ING Financial King Security Services

Director

Leah Shahum Director

Nathaniel P. Ford, Sr. Executive Director/CEO

SUPPORTERS

Yellow Cab Cooperative, Inc. Centennial Distributors, Inc. S&C Ford of San Francisco Cornerstone Railcar Quality Services Legacy Metro Laboratory

AND COMBINED CHARITIES KICK OFF EVENT

Barbara Allen Conway Coordinator, MTA 2006 Family Day and Combined Charities Campaign

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2006 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM AT&T BALL PARK • PARKING LOT A

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SPECIAL THANKS TO:

Back First San Francisco Giants Ghirardelli Chocolate Hoogasian Flowers

ING NexBenefit Insurance Service Pier 39 Union Square Association Congratulations to the 2006 Safe Driver Awardees!

2006 SAFE DRIVER AWARDS BANQUET

Presented by The San Francisco Municipal Railway and the Transport Workers Union Local 250-A

D R I V E R AWA R D S BANQUET

October 14, 2006 San Francsico Marriott Hotel San Francisco

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customer service C U S T O M E R S E R V I C E

LOGO Tickets Parking Permits Tickets Passes Citations Passes Translink cards Hearings Translink Cards Maps, Lost & Found Maps, Lost & Found Meter Cards Braille

SKA-024-Exterior Signage

Tenant Improvement

Reference:

1 South Van Ness, 1st Floor San Francisco, CA 94103

Job No:

04526.08

08.10.06

Scale:

3/16"=1'-0"

Tenant Improvement

LOGO Tickets Parking Permits Tickets Passes Citations Passes Translink cards Hearings Translink Cards Maps, Lost & Found Maps, Lost & Found Meter Cards Braille

customer service

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99 GREEN STREET~SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94111~415.398.7575

SKA-024-Exterior Signage Reference:

1 South Van Ness, 1st Floor San Francisco, CA 94103

Job No:

04526.08

08.10.06

Scale:

3/16"=1'-0"

SKA-024 99 GREEN STREET~SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94111~415.398.7575

CUSTOMER SERVICE

LOGO Tickets Passes Parking Permits Tickets Translink cards Citations Passes Maps, Lost & Found Hearings Translink Cards Maps,Braille Lost & Found Meter Cards

SKA-024-Exterior Signage Reference:

1 South Van Ness, 1st Floor San Francisco, CA 94103

A R C H I T E C T U R A L

Job No:

04526.08

08.10.06

Scale:

3/16"=1'-0"

Tenant Improvement 17

SKA-024

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SKA-024 99 GREEN STREET~SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94111~415.398.7575

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Presentation Slides

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M U L T I M E D I A

Proof of Payment Area Keep your Muni Pass, transfer, ticket or fare receipt as Proof of Payment (POP) VIOLATORS SUBJECT TO FINE 127/128 TC and 640 PC

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EXAMINATIONS MTA administers a variety of examinations, designed specifically for each job classification, which test the knowledge, ability and skill levels required for successful job performance. Your examination may include one or more of the following components: • Written Examination – Used to test candidates’ technical and/or general knowledge. Written examinations typically include items such as multiple-choice, fill-inthe-blank, and short answer questions. • Oral Examination – A panel of two, three or four subject-matter experts asks each candidate a series of job-related questions. Candidates are rated based on the specific knowledge, ability and skill levels demonstrated when answering the questions. This test is NOT a job interview. Candidates may be asked to prepare a written exercise as part of the oral examination for review and rating by the oral panel members. • Performance Examination – A panel observes and rates candidates as each performs job-related activities. A performance examination may involve exercises such as pulling and dead ending electrical wires, installing or replacing parts in equipment, or identifying tools.

• Assessment Center – This examination method places a candidate in simulated work situations. For example, a candidate may be asked to make an oral presentation, participate in a group discussion, demonstrate writing skills and/or participate in a prioritizing exercise. Asses sment Centers are generally used for administrative and management positions. Reasonable accommodation will be made to facilitate the participation of disabled candidates in the examination process. Please notify the analyst in charge of the examination as soon as possible of any special needs you may have. Follow the instructions on the job announcement and/or the letter notifying you of the date of the examination. GETTING THE JOB After you have successfully passed the examination(s), your name will be placed on a list (eligible list). This list is used to fill vacancies in the job classification for the specific period of time indicated on the list. You will receive further written instructions if your name is reached on this list. IDENTIFICATION/RIGHT TO WORK All employees are required to comply with the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 by presenting documents to verify identity and authorization to work in the United States.

ELECTRONIC JOB INTEREST CARDS To ﬁle an electronic job interest card for all transportation related jobs such as Parking Control Ofﬁcer, Transit Operator, etc., go to: http://agency.governmentjobs.com/sfmuni/default. cfm?action=agencyspecs

MTA

How To Get A Job With The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency

When a job opens for filing, you will receive an email from info@governmentjobs.com. Information about jobs open for filing may also be obtained from our job hotline at (415) 554-6818. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: MTA Recruitment Office 401 Van Ness Avenue, Room 304 San Francisco, CA 94102 (415) 554–6840

What’s Available? Call our Job Hotline at (415) 554-6818. 24 hours a day for a recorded message listing MTA job openings

The information regarding benefits is intended to provide a general summary of benefits available to employees of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency and is not legally binding. The exact benefits an employee is entitled to receive depends upon the contract between the City and County of San Francisco or MTA and the bargaining unit representing the employee’s classification, as well as various provisions of ordinances, the Charter, Civil Service Commission Rules and Memoranda of Understanding.

P R I N T

Come to our ofﬁce at 401 Van Ness Avenue, Room 304 to pick up job announcements and applications OR

Visit our website at www.sfmta.com/jobs

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OWNER’S MANUAL

DECEMBER 2006, Volume 2, Issue 8

newsletter

BUILDING THE TEAM The SFMTA has made several new Division Director appointments over the past few months. I expect to finalize that group soon and appreciate your efforts to welcome them and facilitate their transitions. Some of the divisions have been newly created or restructured in order to maximize our resources, improve the effectiveness and efficiency of executive leadership, enhance our team-oriented approach to customer service, and strengthen management accountability. As we continue to raise the bar and grow the SFMTA to greatness, the Division Directors will serve as a team of key problem solvers and strategic thinkers. They respond to the ideas and concerns of their divisions and work collectively to address them. Their creative collaboration will drive the evolution of our organization. The new division appointments are

Fieldsted, Eleanor “Nell” Childs, Nelson Pino, Willie Fong, Adelaida Julian, Rafael Cabrera, James Waterfield, Claire Zvanski, Barbara George, Yvette Torres, Susie Nakhiengchanh, Sherri Anderson, and LeRay Mecham. Not only did the SFMTA increase contributions by 300%, we also had the most Leadership Givers (contributions over $500) at 113. In addition to raising our total amount, we also increased individual donations and participation by 200%. Congratulations! SF MTA Executive Director/CEO, Nathaniel P. Ford, Sr.

I hope you are having a great holiday season. I look forward to our work together in the New Year.

TRANSIT EFFECTIVENESS PROJECT UPDATE

Communications & Marketing Plan

Bond Yee, Director of Parking and Traffic (Permanent)

Diana Buchbinder. Kenneth McDonald, Director of Human Re- Director of Muni sources (Permanent) Operations and COO

Diana Hammons, Director of External Affairs (Permanent)

Adrian Moy, Deputy Director of Safety and Training

Sonali Bose, Director of Finance and CFO

Deputy Chief Antonio Parra, Deputy Director of Enforcement and Security

Adrian and Tony report to Stuart Sunshine, Deputy Executive Director. We are fortunate that the staff members who so ably shepherded these divisions as Acting Directors will continue to contribute their talent and knowledge to the MTA. Deb Denison, who continues to serve as Acting Director of Technology Planning & Business Analysis, Debra Ward, Wilson Johnson, Mike Kirchanski, Doris Lanier, and Robert Hertan all deserve our thanks. In addition to this strong new leadership team, I am also proud to announce that the SFMTA has been ranked second in the City for contributions to the Combined Charities Campaign, with a grand total of $161,536. The citywide total was $1,090,000. I especially want to thank our hard working Campaign Captains and their teams:Wallace Tang, Dee Huey, Conzy Jones, Rachelle Ross, Jeff Gary, Sheila Evans-Peguese, Michelle Blaylock, Sululagi Palega, Daisy Avalos, Leti Luna, Linda Gill, Ted Unaegbu, Robert Lim, Munty Tayleao, Debra Woodley, Delti Estrella, Debra Ross, Pauline Gonzalez, Patricia

Approximately every twenty to thirty years, a transit agency has the opportunity to examine the way it provides service. As explained in an article in the MTA Newsletter last March, that kind of examination is what the Transit Effectiveness Project (TEP) is all about. We are now well into the initial stage of gathering data and analyzing service and operations. The goal of this comprehensive effort is to recommend ways to improve service, attract more riders, and increase our efficiency. To do this the TEP, among other things, will recommend ways to reduce delay of transit vehicles and improve schedule reliability. In addition, a market survey of San Franciscans will determine how to attract more motorists to use public transit. The TEP is a partnership between the SFMTA and the Audit division of the City Controller’s Office, which helps City departments evaluate the effectiveness of their services. The TEP project team includes one of the nation’s top transit consulting firms, Transportation Management and Design (TMD). The TEP is also benefiting from guidance by several advisory groups, the public and MTA employees. The first set of public open house meetings were held in early December, with additional meetings planned for 2007. Within the next few months, all MTA employees will be asked to complete a survey and provide suggestions for improvements. One of the first actions of the TEP has been to push forward a long-standing Muni plan for 110 Automatic Passenger Counters for the bus fleet. After data from these passenger counters has been collected the TEP project team plans two rounds of meetings with MTA staff. The first set of meetings will share data, discuss Muni service and operations, and ask for ideas to improve them. The second round of meetings will be to review and comment on preliminary recommendations. For more information about the TEP and its schedule of events, please see the website: www.sftep.com.

SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL TRANSPORTATION AGENCY NEWSLETTER

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44th Annual Cable Car

Get ‘Round the Square

2006

12 Noon on Thursday, July 13, 2006 At San Francisco’s beautiful

UNION SQUARE

44th Annual Cable Car

G e t ‘Round t h e Square 12 Noon on Thursday, July 13, 2006

Get ‘Round the Square 12 Noon on Thursday, July 13, 2006 At San Francisco’s beautiful

UNION SQUARE

2006

At San Francisco’s beautiful

UNION SQUARE

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2006

R A I L RODEO

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Written Test

S A N F R A N C I S CO

OCT.4 th .2006 415.701.4483 sfwalktoschool.com

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IMPROVEMENT P R O J E C T S STARTING JANUARY 17TH, 2006

Muni Metro Closes At 10 pm Monday-Friday

地鐵改進工程 PROJECTOSDE MEJORAMIENTO 從2006年1月17日起週一到週五期間地鐵将於晚10時關閉 APARTIR DESDE EL DIA 17 DE ENERO DEL 2006

Metro de Muni Serrará sus Puertas a las 10:00 de la noche Entre los dias Lunes a Viernes 673-MUNI or sfmuni.com/metro PROJECT DESCRIPTION On Tuesday, January 17th, 2006, the Municipal Transportation Agency (MTA/Muni) will begin Phase I of the Metro Improvement Project. The project is a critical upgrade of the overhead-wire system that provides power for the Metro cars in the subway. Phase I will take approximately one year and includes the stations between Embarcadero and Church Street. Phase II, which starts in the winter of 2007, will replace the overhead-wire system between Castro and West Portal stations. Combined, the two phases will take approximately two years.

STARTING

JANUARY 17TH, 2006

Construction of Phase I requires that the Embarcadero, Montgomery Street, Powell Street, Civic Center, Van Ness, and Church Street stations be closed at 10pm Monday-Friday. Only the Castro Street, Forest Hill, and West Portal subway stations will remain open until about 1 a.m. Monday-Friday. Phase I construction does not include the Castro Street Station and there are no construction-related impacts anticipated.

HOW DOES PHASE I AFFECT THE NEIGHBORHOOD? Muni will provide bus substitution for all Metro riders between the Embarcadero Station and the Castro Street Station. Riders will board shuttle buses along Market Street and transfer to regularly scheduled outbound rail service at Market/Church (for J & N) and at Castro Street Station (for K, L, & M). l

Muni will establish a temporary motor coach stop on 17th just past Market Street, near the subway elevator shaft (just past the gas station), to ofﬂoad passengers. Establishing a temporary stop at this location will require the temporary removal of a few parking spaces. Signs will designate which spaces are to be removed.

Muni Underground Closes At 10 pm Monday-Friday l

673-MUNI or sfmuni.com/metro

Neighborhood Update

ILABLE CURBSIDE SHUTTLE SERVICE AVA RM ADJACENT TO PLATFO

代運巴士將在站台附近

的路邊停靠

O PORAL AL OTRO LAD A SERVICIO DE BUS TEM O A LA PLATAFORM DE LA CALLE, OPUEST INFO: 923-6142 TTY: 351-3443

The temporary motor coach route: p Off-load motor coach passengers at new

temporary stop on 17th.

p Motor coaches proceed up 17th and turn

left on Eureka.

p Left on Market. p Terminate on Market at Castro at the current

37 and 35 Muni stop.

p Patrons board motor coaches at this stop for

inbound K, L and M bus service, proceeding east on Market.

MTA-OverhdImprv-LineDec_3.pdf

12/30/05

9:27:15 AM

The Municipal Transportation Agency appreciates your patience and cooperation as we implement this critical upgrade to Muni service. MTA-OverhdImprv-LineDec_1.pdf

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

SHUTTLE SERVICE AVAI

12/29/05

3:08:48 PM

Call 673-MUNI or visit our website at www.sfmta.com/metro

LABLE ON MARKET ST.

CMY

INFO: 923-6142 TTY: 351-3443

CMY

INFO: 923-6142 TTY: 351-3443

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STARTING

JANUARY 29, 2007 No Rail Service between Castro & West Portal Stations After 9pm Monday-Friday P H A S E 2

673-MUNI or sfmuni.com/metro INFO: 701-44852 TTY: 701-4730

AT TENTION METRO RIDERS! K / L / M SHUTTLE SERVICE BETWEEN VAN NESS & WEST PORTAL MONDAY–FRIDAY, APPROX 9pm-1am

JANUARY 29, 2007

RIDERS! AT TENTION METROTTLE SERVICE K / L / M SHU

PORTAL BETWEEN VAN NESS & WES9Tpm-1am MONDAY–FRIDAY, APPROX

No Rail Service Between Castro & West Portal Stations After 9pm Monday-Friday

P H A S E 2 STARTING

JANUARY 29, 2007

No Rail Service between Castro & West Portal Stations After 9pm Monday-Friday

673-MUNI or sfmuni.com/metro

STARTING

673-MUNI or sfmuni.com/metro

P H A S E 2

INFO: 701-4485 TTY: 701-4730

RO RIDERS! AT TENTION MET SHUTTLE SERVICE K/L/M

WEST PORTAL BETWEEN VAN NESS &ROX 9pm-1am MONDAY–FRIDAY, APP

INFO: 701-4484 TTY: 701-4730

IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS P H A S E 2

K/L/M SHUTTLE Between Van Ness & West Portal Monday-Friday, Approx 9pm-1am

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FULL SERVICE STARTS APRIL 7 TH

WEEKENDS ONLY STARTS JAN. 13TH

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STARTS JAN. 13TH

weekends only 10 am to 7 pm 20 min. frequencies

FULL SERVICE STARTS APRIL 7 TH

Motorists: Turn Left Here • When driving on Third Street, you can turn left at 31 intersections. • New traffic signals (with left turn arrows) and left turn lanes make turning across traffic and the T-Third tracks safer and easier. • Some intersections allow traffic in both directions to turn left. Other intersections restrict left-hand turns to northbound or southbound traffic only. See lists of intersections below.

Northbound Only

Southbound Only

MISSION BAY BLVD. NORTH

TERRY FRANCOIS

16TH STREET

CHANNEL

25TH STREET

MISSION BAY BLVD. SOUTH

PALOU

SOUTH STREET

ARLETA/SAN BRUNO

CARGO/ARTHUR

LELAND

HUDSON REVERE YOSEMITE KEY

Remember that by making an illegal left turn you risk more than just an expensive ticket - you risk your safety and that of others.

HESTER/HWY 101 BAYSHORE BLVD. OFF-RAMP TUNNEL STREET VISITACION

W W W . S F M TA . C O M

4TH & KING

MARIPOSA 20TH ST 23RD ST MARIN ST EVANS HUDSON/INNES KIRKWOOD/LA SALLE OAKDALE/PALOU

FREE T-THIRD BOARDING PLATFORMS 20 MINUTE FREQUENCIES, 10AM - 7PM

SEC

MISSION ROCK UCSF MISSION BAY

ROW

SEAT

PRICE

12 T-Third Weekends The SFMTA is proud to offer this commemorative ticket to mark the introduction of the historic T-Third service. For the next 12 weekends, get to know your T-Third and ride free on the T from one of the new Third Street platforms. You are amongst the first to ride the newest Muni Metro light rail line. From Castro Station to Visitacion Valley, the T-Third connects you to all kinds of weekend fun. Whether it’s taking a ferry

ride around the bay, catching the latest matinee show downtown, or discovering another great park, T-Third Weekends mean fun all over the City. Have a great T-Third Weekend, and don’t forget to tell us about it! Go to www.sfmta.com, click on the “T” link and tell us all about your weekend excursions on the T-Third.

REVERE/SHAFTER WILLIAMS CARROLL GILMAN/PAUL LE CONTE ARLETA SUNNYDALE

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fact sheet OVERVIEW OF PROJECT o Project cost/breakdown: $648M (upon completion) RE AY W UB

o 5.1 miles of new light rail

o Includes Muni Metro East (MME) maintenance and operation facility

o Funding Source: Prop B/K, Federal & State

o 18 Stations o 68 intersections o Semi-exclusive right of way (ROW) o New traffic signals and priority signaling o New streetlights and enhanced streetscapes in key areas o Public art throughout the corridor

T-ThIRd sERVICE o Route: from Sunnydale Avenue to Castro Station o Introductory weekend service (free when boarding at any of the new platforms) begins January 13th, 2007. o Full revenue service begins April 7, 2007.

TEST TRAIN

NOT IN SERVICE

REVENUE SERVICE STARTS IN WINTER 2006

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

Safety Tips Tracks are for trains, not for kids! Never play on or near the tracks. Remember: trains need lots of room to stop. Even if you see the train, the train Operator may not see you. Only cross the tracks at crosswalk. Before you cross the light rail tracks, always stop, look both ways, and listen carefully for trains.

Never walk, bike or skate on the T Line track way. Walk, donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t ride across the tracks. If you are on a bicycle or skateboard, get off and walk across.

Never walk between two trains or step onto the trainâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s coupler (the between-train connector). Never try to board a moving train.

Never throw objects at the streetcars or put objects on the tracks. You could hurt the Train Operator, passengers or yourself, and since this is illegal, you could be arrested.

No running, shoving or roughhousing on a platform. Never sit on the edge of a platform.

When riding on the train, hold on to handrails or poles while the train is moving. The train Operator may have to stop suddenly.

Keep your valuables close to you. Remove your backpack, but keep it nearby.

Be aware of everything around you and report anything/anyone suspicious to the Operator.

10. Respect others and the T Line: No eating, drinking or playing loud music while on the train. Please no feet on seats.

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Join the SFMTA and the City of San Francisco as we celebrate the opening of the newest Muni Metro light rail line, the T-Third!

Saturday April 7, 2007 Third Street, San Francisco

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Proceso de Instalación y Secuencia de Tiempo: El proceso de legislación e instalación de las señales lleva aproximadamente seis meses a partir de la presentación de solicitudes de extensión de área válidas y doce meses a partir de la presentación de solicitudes correctas para áreas nuevas. El proceso es el siguiente: 1. Evaluación por la División de Ingeniería de Tránsito 2. Evaluación por Personal de la Comisión Interdepartamental de Tránsito y Transporte [Interdepartmental Staff Committee on Traffic and Transportation] (ISCOTT). 3. Audiencia Pública 4. Evaluación por la Junta Directiva de MTA 5. Evaluación por una comisión de la Junta de Supervisores de SF 6. Evaluación por la Junta de Supervisores en pleno 7. Aprobación del Alcalde 8. Instalación de señales y emisión del permiso Durante este período, puede llamar al 415-701-4686 para controlar el estado de la solicitud para su área.

PROGRAMA DE PERMISOS DE ESTACIONAMIENTO RESIDENCIAL Para establecer un Área RPP Nueva a fin de extender el Área Existente

Oficina de Permisos de Estacionamiento Residencial [Residential Permit Parking Office] 1380 Howard Street San Francisco, CA 94103 (415) 255-3900 División de Ingeniería de Tránsito [Traffic Engineering Division], RPP 1 S. Van Ness Avenue, 7th Floor San Francisco, CA 94103 (415) 701-4686 www.sfmta.com/dpt ABRIL 2006

WHAT TO SUBMIT? 1. Copy of current commercial lease 2. Business tax registration certificate – (copy of 501c3 certificate for tax-exempt non-profit institutions). 3. Copy of current vehicle registration - Registered owner must be the same individual holding lease and business tax certificate. Vehicles must display commercial license plates.

Special Permits The San Francisco Traffic Code has authorized the following types of exceptions for issuance of RPP permits. The fee for each permit listed below is $60 ($30 if area expiration date is less than six months). • STUDENT PERMITS For full-time students at a San Francisco higher education institution living within a RPP area, submit the following: Current California motor vehicle registration in student or parent’s name (out-of-state vehicle registration will NOT be accepted). Proof of residency – utility bill, current rental document, current vehicle insurance policy, bank statement or pre-printed check with resident’s name and address or lease/rental agreement. Verification of full-time enrollment status – Record of current course enrollment in more than 12 units (7 units if Graduate student) or original letter from institution’s registrar office certifying full-time enrollment (student identification cards will not be accepted). Application and fee. • ACTIVE MILITARY PERSONNEL For individuals on active military assignment in Bay Area, submit the following: Current vehicle registration from any state One proof of residency – utility bill, current rental document, current vehicle insurance policy, bank statement or pre-printed check with resident’s name and address or lease/rental agreement. Proof of active military assignment Application and fee. • MEDICAL CAREGIVERS For individuals who provide essential care on a regular basis to a resident within an RPP area. No more than three permits may be issued to a single address. Submit the following. Valid California vehicle registration of caregiver

Proof of residency of individual receiving care – utility bill, current rental document, current vehicle insurance policy, bank statement or pre-printed check with resident’s name and address or lease/rental agreement. Medical affidavit – Must be signed by resident’s physician and caregiver under penalty of perjury that care is essential to their patient’s well-being. Affidavit must be submitted each year. Application and fee.

RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING AREAS Detailed map available at www.sfmta.com/dpt

Other Parking Restrictions: There are several Traffic Code Restrictions associated with your parking permit, listed below. Violation of these restrictions could result in citing and/or towing of your vehicle. SEC: 37(a) No person shall park or leave standing any vehicle on any public street or highway for more than 72 consecutive hours. Vehicles must be moved more than one block (or 1/10 of a mile).

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Traffic Engineering Division 1 S. Van Ness Avenue, 7th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94103 (415) 701-4500

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SEC: 37(b) Any person violating the provisions of Section 37(a) of this Article shall be deemed guilty of an infraction and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine not to exceed $200. SEC: 37(c) No person shall park any vehicle on the side of any street on the days, and between the hours designated by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors for the purpose of street cleaning. Each side of each street shall be posted with signs giving notice of the days, and hours, of the parking prohibition effective on that side of the street. This prohibition shall not apply to a vehicle which, after the mechanized street-sweeper has passed, is then parked on a restricted side of the street during the posted hours. Any person violating the provisions of this Section 37(c) shall be deemed guilty of an infraction and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of $40. Questions regarding permit issuance should be addressed to the Residential Permit Parking Office at 415-255-3900.

Residential Permit Parking Office 1380 Howard Street San Francisco, CA 94103 (415) 255-3900 Traffic Engineering Division 1 S. Van Ness Avenue, 7th Floor San Francisco, CA 94103 (415) 701-4500 www.sfmta.com/dpt

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Over 1,400 different reproductions of student artwork will be shown in the interiors of 64 Muni buses beginning in May and continuing over the next several months. You may also visit the University Gallery at 79 New Montgomery May 1-15 to see an exhibit of the featured artwork, Open Mon-Fri., 9am-5pm & Saturdays, 9am-4pm.

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GET ON BOARD The San Francisco “Freedom Train” to The 2007 Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Celebration rem e m b e r • c e l e b r a t e • a c t a da y o n . . . n o t a d a y o f f ! MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 2007

ALL ABOARD San Francisco’s First “Freedom Train” to The 2007 Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Celebration From Sunnydale Boulevard to Civic Center Plaza

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Monday, January 15, 2007 Valid for One Roundtrip on Muni, 10:00am-7:00pm remember • celebrate • act a day on...not a day off!

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BIKES : CROSS TRACKS AT RIGHT ANGLE

www.sfmta.com/bikes www.sfbike.org

46th ANNUAL

Bell Ringing Contest TUESDAY, JUNE 3RD AT 12 NOON IN UNION SQUARE

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Taking Big Steps to a Safe Green Walkable City

For Muni route, schedule & fare information any time Call 311/TTY 415.701.2323 or go online at www.sfmta.com Muni services are [ accessible.

Do you want Beethoven to be the last thing you hear?

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Good People. Tough Jobs.

8:00 a.m. – School crossing supervision 8:35 a.m. – Morning rush hour traffic control 10:25 a.m. – Got spat on by parking violator 12:10 p.m. – Abandoned vehicle removal

12:45 p.m. – Provided traffic control for auto accident 1:35 p.m. – Participated in School Safety Program 2:25 p.m. – Ball Park traffic control 6:35 p.m. – Spent time with the kids

Parking Control Officers were assaulted 16 times last year. If you disagree with a parking citation, there is an appeal process. Call 311 for information. Assaulting a Parking Control Officer is a crime. We will prosecute.

Good People. Tough Jobs.

9:05 a.m. – Assisted in downtown emergency preparedness drill

1:35 p.m. – Instructed a customer on how to use a fare machine

10:05 a.m. – Stopped a tagger from vandalizing a Metro train

2:05 p.m. – Helped a person with disabilities find a station elevator

11:15 a.m. – Gave directions to a lost tourist

3:30 p.m. – Assaulted during a fare evasion

12:25 p.m. – Broke up a fight between two passengers

5:40 p.m. – Provided additional security for special event

Transit Fare Inspectors do more than check for Proof of Payment. If you disagree with a citation, there is an appeal process. Call 311 for information. Assaulting a Transit Fare Inspector is a crime. We will prosecute.

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Help Make a Difference Ask your supervisor or Division Director for the Employee Engagement Survey and tell us what’s working—or not working—in your workplace. All responses are anonymous and confidential. By developing a more desirable work environment for SFMTA employees, we all win. Have your voice heard…and make your workplace a better place to work.

Fill out an Employee Engagement Survey today. For route, schedule, fare and accessible services information anytime: Call 311 or visit www.sfmta.com

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California Cable Car California & Taylor

Historic Streetcar Embarcadero & Market

Ferry Building

Nob Hill

For route, schedule, fare and accessible services information anytime: Call 311 or visit www.sfmta.com

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Hybrid Coach Palace of Legion of Honor

Legion of Honor

For route, schedule, fare and accessible services information anytime: Call 311 or visit www.sfmta.com

MUNI LINE Hybrid Coach Telegraph Hill

Coit Tower

For route, schedule, fare and accessible services information anytime: Call 311 or visit www.sfmta.com

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