5 Fulton Rapid Project

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5 Fulton Rapid Project Share this: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn SFMTA.com/5Rapid Project Introduction Muni is working on multiple fronts to make getting around San Francisco safer, more reliable, and more comfortable for our customers. As part of this effort, we’re creating a Rapid Network that will improve the frequency and reliability on lines and routes that carry 70% of customers, including the 5 Fulton. Several changes are proposed along the 5 Fulton corridor. These changes will build on those already implemented as part of the 5L Fulton Limited pilot project, including optimizing bus stop locations, adding transit bulbs and right turn pockets, replacing all-way STOP-controlled intersections with traffic signals or traffic calming measures, adding pedestrian bulbs and ladder-style crosswalks, and more. Project Status Planning Bus Routes and Rail Lines 5 Fulton 5R Fulton Rapid Neighborhoods Western Addition Inner Richmond Golden Gate Park Haight Ashbury Project Details, History or Features What's Included in the 5 Fulton Rapid Proposal? Proposal Intersections Replacing stop signs with traffic circles at two intersections McAllister at Lyon and Steiner Installing traffic signals at two intersections McAllister at Broderick and Scott New pedestrian bulbs at two intersections Fulton at Ashbury, McAllister at Laguna Pedestrian improvements at one intersection McAllister at Buchanan New transit bulbs at one intersection McAllister at Larkin Relocating transit stops at two intersections McAllister at Laguna and Gough Right turn pocket at one intersection McAllister at Van Ness Removing transit stops at one intersection McAllister at Lyon Bicycle improvements at one intersection McAllister at Fillmore Extending bus zone at one intersection McAllister at Baker Related Projects Approved 5 Fulton Service Adjustments On March 28, 2014, the SFMTA Board of Directors approved and legislated many of Muni Forward's proposed service and route changes, including service adjustments for the 5-Fulton. These adjustments include route restructuring, frequency improvements, and vehicle type changes, which will direct resources where they are needed most, reducing crowding and improving connections to regional transit. Approved 5L Fulton Limited Service The Board of Directors also approved the 5 Fulton Limited as a permanent service, making local stops west of Eighth Avenue, limited stops between Eighth Avenue and Market Street, and local stops on Market Street to the Transbay Terminal.

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