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San Francisco plans $9 million accessibility improvements for Hallidie Plaza

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By Jerold Chinn Verified
| The Voice of San Francisco
As one of San Francisco’s important access points for residents and visitors to shopping destinations and transit, plans are underway to improve access to Hallidie Plaza, especially for individuals who are unable to use the stairs or escalators. The plaza is the gateway to the Muni and BART Powell station as well as the city’s cable cars and shops on Powell Street.
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Chinatown and city leaders celebrate transit improvements and more parking spaces

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By Jerold Chinn Verified
| The Voice of San Francisco
San Francisco Chinatown merchants and city leaders are sending a message to the public that Chinatown is open for business and more street parking spaces are available for visitors. Small business leaders, joined by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) and District 3 Supervisor Danny Sauter, celebrated the completion of transit and parking changes along Clay Street that keep buses moving, like the 1-California, but also provide additional parking spaces.
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More frequent Muni service coming to the N-Judah, 1-California

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By Jerold Chinn Verified
| The Voice of San Francisco
San Francisco’s transit system is making service changes at the end of this month to address overcrowding and to improve reliability on some of Muni’s busiest routes without spending a dime. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency announced Tuesday that passengers will see increased frequencies on the 1-California bus route and the N-Judah, which is Muni’s busiest rail line.
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