MUNI: The following Muni lines run along or adjacent to Sunday Streets Excelsior route:
•         *14: Mission – re-route from Mission & Geneva to Mission & Silver, see below 
•         **29: Sunset – re route from Persia & London to London & Geneva
•         ***49: Van Ness/Mission – re route from Ocean & Alemany to Mission & Silver
•         ****52: Excelsior – re route from Brazil & Lisben to Silver & Mission
•         Muni on Geneva south of the route start at Seneca & Mission: 8x, 43, 54, 88
•         Muni on Silver north of the route at Silver & Mission: 44
•         Muni Light rail on San Jose west of the route start at San Jose& Seneca: J, K, M

*14 and 14L Re-routes:
Inbound: Mission & Geneva, L on Alemany to regular route at Silver & Mission; 
Outbound: Silver & Mission, R on Alemany to regular route at Geneva & Mission.

** 29 Sunset Re-route:
Inbound: Persia & London, L on London, R on Geneva, to regular route at London & Geneva;
Outbound: Geneva & Mission, L on London, R on Persia, to regular route at Persia & London.

***49 Mission-Ocean Re-routes:
Inbound: Ocean & Alemany, L on Alemany, R on Silver, L on Mission to regular route.
Outbound: Mission & Silver, R on Silver, L on Alemany, R on Ocean to regular route.

****52 Excelsior Re-routes:
Inbound: Regular route to Brazil & Lisben, R on Lisben, L on Silver to regular route;
Outbound: Regular route to Silver & Mission, R on Lisben, L on Excelsior to regular route.

BART:
Balboa BART, 1 block west of route start on Seneca & San Jose
For trip planning, go to: www.sfmta.com or www.BART.gov

BIKE:
•         Muni buses have bike racks for 2 bikes (no bikes allowed on Light Rail);
•         BART allows bikes on board all day on weekends;
•         Sunday Streets Volunteers at BART will direct participants to the Seneca & San Jose route start

We need your contribution in a very important public hearing regarding the San Francisco Public Library hours of operation in District 11 which includes Excelsior and Ocean View branches. Hearing your thoughts, suggestions, and concerns about the hours of operation are vital to making the right decisions. Please see below for information in Chinese and Spanish regarding the public hearings. We will have translators in Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese, and American Sign Language on October 30th.

These public hearings will also allow residents to give us their ideas about library services and priorities and allow the Library to present ideas about its future goals and initiatives.

To ensure the participation of people with disabilities, sign language interpreter services and real-time captioning and large-print survey forms will be provided at all of the meetings. Requesting other accommodations at least 72 hours in advance will help to ensure availability. For inquiries or requests for accommodations, please call (415) 557-4557 or send email to [email protected].”