San Francisco policymakers are calling for a renewed focus on supporting the city’s public transit system, particularly the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA). During a recent government meeting, a key discussion centered on the need for a more equitable funding approach for public transit, moving away from regressive taxation methods.

One supervisor emphasized the importance of engaging in further conversations about how to sustain and improve the local transit system. The goal is to create a fair funding model where all residents contribute to the public transit system, ensuring its viability for the future.

The meeting also included a brief public comment session, where a speaker expressed a range of views on transportation and societal issues, though their remarks diverged from the main agenda.

As the city navigates its transit challenges, the call for a collaborative and just funding strategy highlights the urgency of addressing public transportation needs in San Francisco. The discussions signal a commitment to finding solutions that benefit all residents, paving the way for a more sustainable transit future.