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Transportation Authority presents SFTP 2050+ update, warns of long‑term revenue and ridership declines
Summary
Staff presented the San Francisco Transportation Plan 2050 Plus, reporting a 41% drop in trips since 2019, a projected 12% revenue shortfall over 30 years, a $70 billion financially constrained investment plan and a $15 billion vision plan; outreach and a West Side Network Study were announced.
San Francisco County Transportation Authority staff on May 20 presented an update to the San Francisco Transportation Plan (SFTP) 2050 Plus, saying the city’s travel patterns have changed sharply since 2019 and that projected transportation revenues over the next 30 years have dropped by about 12%.
Assistant Deputy Director for Planning Suwanee Cho said the SFTP is the authority’s 30‑year investment plan and that the update uses recent household travel data to set a financially constrained program and a separate “vision” portfolio of potential future funds. “The San Francisco Transportation Plan is the 30 year investment plan for our transportation investments,” Cho said.
The update cites a 41% decline in trips to, from and within San Francisco compared with pre‑pandemic levels, a shift toward remote work and growth in deliveries. Staff reported that the authority’s constrained investment…
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