Could San Francisco revive Sunday parking meters to fund Muni? San Francisco transit advocates have long pointed to a simple strategy to drum up funding for Muni: Sunday parking meters. Now, the city’s transportation agency has revived the possibility again.

As long as Muni riders must pay to ride on Sundays and evenings, it's an inexcusable inequity to allow parkers to park for free at meters during those same times #TransitFirst #QuestionAutomobileEssentialism
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They do it with magic (narrator: of course they have remote drivers) #QuestionAutomobileEssentialism

No idea is too bold as S.F.’s Muni stares down $322 million deficit No idea is too bold as San Francisco's Muni considers new taxes and Sunday parking meters while staring down a $322 million deficit.

As long as Muni riders must pay to ride on Sundays and evenings, it's an inexcusable inequity to allow parkers to park for free at meters during those same times #TransitFirst #QuestionAutomobileEssentialism www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/m...

(the flu/coup has even fogged my standard hashtag call to arms, please cite #QuestionAutomobileEssentialism in all your lefty bike nut straphanger rants)

Howdy – I'm another Bluesky arrival in the Great November 2024 Xitter Unplug, pleased to meet/re-meet you

In my day job I work to wrangle San Francisco streets into more healthy humane space, in my free time I do the same thing

#QuestionAutomobileEssentialism

#OperationalizeEverydayBicycling