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SFMTA approves Clarendon Avenue quick‑build road diet, with calls to add bike facilities later
Summary
The board approved a Clarendon Avenue quick‑build that narrows travel lanes, installs daylighting and several mountable concrete islands to reduce speeds near Clarendon Elementary; many commenters urged adding a protected bike lane and fully accessible bus stops in future revisions.
The SFMTA Board approved a quick‑build package for Clarendon Avenue on Nov. 28 that aims to reduce vehicle speeds and improve pedestrian safety near Clarendon Elementary School.
Staff described the project as a lane reduction (one lane each direction with parking retained), daylighting at key crossings, extended red zones and stamped concrete islands to calm turning movements and shorten…
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