Muni Service Map - SFMTA
Accessible route information can be found on individual route pages, which can be accessed via the route list. Supplemental service is listed on Muni Routes to City Schools.
Muni Metro Map - SFMTA
Muni Metro map effective September 2024 Metro route information is available in an accessible format on the Description tab of the J Church , K Ingleside , M Ocean View , N Judah and T Third route pages.
Muni Routes & Stops - SFMTA
See individual routes for Muni Service details.
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San Francisco Public Transit | Interactive System Map - Civic Hub
Interactive system map of public transportation in San Francisco. This map shows all routes of MUNI (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) and BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit System). The current map is a GTFS file visualization.
NextMuni Real-time Information | SFMTA
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This map shows Muni daytime and evening service (5 am-12 am) effective April 16, 2022, as described in detail on COVID-19 Muni Core Ser vice Plan (/trave l-updates/covi d-19-reduced- muni-s er vice-updated) .
System Map - Bay Area Rapid Transit
View the more detailed version of the map showing connecting rail.
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