Sunday, April 30, 2023
First Republic Bank Limps as Regulators Search for a Way Out
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US Federal Reserve Expected to Raise Interest Rates for 10th Time Despite Economic Slowdown
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Adidas Under Fire for Allegedly Failing to Limit Financial Losses in Kanye West Ties
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Saturday, April 29, 2023
KVS Non Teaching Result 2023 declared for JSA, Steno and Finance Officer on kvsangathan.nic.in
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Telegram app back in Brazil after judge lifts suspension
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Byju’s ED probe: Byju Raveendran tells staff all cross-border transactions duly vetted
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Friday, April 28, 2023
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Crude Prices Up Over 2 Percent on Rising US Oil Demand and Lower Output
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Fed Admits to Failures in Oversight of Silicon Valley Bank Collapse in New Report
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Muni Metro Fix-It Week Maintains the Subway Infrastructure
By Jessie Liang
Track crew removing old rail at the Van Ness crossover
The first Muni Metro Fix-It Week of 2023 was a resounding success in March, and it’s also the first Fix-It Week since the SFMTA launched the Central Subway in early January of this year. Here is a behind-the-scenes video recap. Fix-It Week is the SFMTA’s quarterly effort to optimize work time by closing Muni Metro early for critical maintenance. The SFMTA’s Maintenance of Way (MOW) teams did an excellent job maintaining the subway and preventing future breakdowns.
Fix-It Week helps the Muni Metro get a 20% improvement in speed and about a 20% improvement in reliability in the subway. It takes fewer minutes to take the N Judah from the Outer Sunset to Embarcadero now than it did in 2019.
From March 16 to March 22, 2023, the Muni Metro Subway between Embarcadero and West Portal closed at 9:30 p.m. to provide SFMTA maintenance crews an extended window to perform underground infrastructure improvement work that cannot be completed during the usual overnight windows. During the subway closure, buses provided substitute service for Muni Metro lines on the surface and connected all stops on Market Street.
Track crew powerwashing station walls
The goal of Fix-It Week is to make Muni metro subway operations more reliable, ensure safety, and improve the customer experience. Nine MOW teams, Track, Cable Car, Motive Power, Maintenance Engineering, Mechanical Systems, Overhead Lines, Underground, Paint Shop and Signal, were involved in the maintenance work.
Major maintenance work includes:
- Track replacement and reinstallation from the Ferry Portal to the Van Ness Crossover
- Mechanical systems cleaning, maintenance and installation
- Signal repairs and upgrades, including the demolition of old train control system racks, equipment and wiring
- Track fastener and subway lighting surveys, and drain cleaning around switches
- Overhead Line inspections and Overhead Section Break hardware adjustments
- Debris removal and traction power substation inspections
- Cable Car maintenance and repairs
Custodial staff cleaning Church Station
The SFMTA teams completed over 2,000 hours of maintenance and inspections over the seven night shutdown. They were able to perform 161 feeder operations, replace more than 125 bulbs for trackway lighting in multiple locations, renew 750 feet of Overhead Contact System contact wire, replace eight blue light phones and inspect approximately 8,000 track fastener plates from the Ferry Portal to Powell Station.
Track crew powerwashing and removing trash from trackway
A support team was also contributed to the success of Fix-It Week. These staffers helped coordinate maintenance work, upheld all safety standards and ensured that subway service resumed on time every day.
The SFMTA will continue to keep the Muni Metro system in a state of good repair. The next Fix-It Week is scheduled for July 2023, and we thank you for your patience and understanding while we do this vital work.
For more information, visit Muni Metro Maintenance Project (SFMTA.com/SubwayMaintenance).
Track crew moving new rail into position by hand at the Van Ness Crossover
Published April 28, 2023 at 11:47PM
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Thursday, April 27, 2023
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Tech Mahindra's Q4 net profit dips 26% to Rs 1,118 crore
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Wednesday, April 26, 2023
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Oil Drops Nearly 4 Percent as Recession Fears Outweigh US Inventory Draw
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Most early-stage investors see muted 2023 play, says report
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Tuesday, April 25, 2023
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Microsoft's Cloud Computing, AI Technology Drive Impressive Quarterly Profit
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Oil Dips 2 Percent on Economic Woes and Stronger Dollar
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US Stocks Fall and Treasury Yields Drop as Recession Fears Intensify
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SFMTA Retires the Orion, First Hybrid Bus in Cleanest Transit Fleet
By Clive Tsuma
San Francisco’s first low-emissions electric hybrid Orion bus
Muni’s Orion hybrid buses are headed for retirement as we phase in a brand-new batch of El Dorado hybrid electric buses. It’s the end of an era for San Francisco’s first low-emissions electric hybrid fleet that travels the city’s toughest routes.
Orion hybrid fleet tackles Muni’s toughest routes starting in 2007
The Orion buses have been a testament to the SFMTA’s commitment to the latest green transportation technologies. Muni, which previously had relied on a diesel bus fleet in coordination with our electric trolley bus fleet, transitioned to its first 30-foot Orion diesel hybrid-electric buses in 2007. This was the start of the SFMTA’s addition of these lower emission vehicles to one of the greenest fleets in the country, ensuring better air quality city wide.
The Orions brought the agency closer to achieving its goal of an all-electric fleet and a carbon-neutral San Francisco by 2040. This is consistent with San Francisco’s Climate Action Plan to dramatically reduce harmful emissions in communities.
The Orions’ pint size made them ideal for winding routes like the 36 Teresita, which weaves through Twin Peaks, Diamond Heights, Glen Park and Bernal Heights. Many riders have taken Orions on their adventures along San Francisco’s curving streets, steep hills and tight turns. One can only imagine their sentimental value, especially among those who frequent the 36, as well as the 35 Eureka, 37 Corbett, 39 Coit and 56 Rutland routes.
The Orions were among the first low-floor hybrid buses to serve San Francisco, and the first with closed-circuit security cameras to help keep Muni riders safe. Their interior was fitted with internal destination signs to help customers know when their stop was approaching. The 30-foot coaches were designed to accommodate easier boarding and provide quieter, more efficient operation.
Their arrival offered us an opportunity to train Muni mechanics on hybrid vehicle maintenance. The agency continued to maintain the fleet even after the Orions’ assembly manufacturer went under in 2012.
The new El Dorados are primed to fill the gap left by their predecessors. Like the Orions, they are low-floor buses with a short wheelbase, making them ideal for navigating San Francisco.
As their taillights fade into the horizon, the Orion hybrid bus fleet takes a much-deserved place in the history of San Francisco transit. They conquered the winding hills of Glen Park and navigated the twisting turns of Telegraph Hill. They will be remembered as the first of Muni’s fleet to pioneer hybrid batteries, moving Muni closer to a zero emissions future.
Published April 26, 2023 at 12:00AM
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Monday, April 24, 2023
This Week is Bike & Roll to School Week!
By Crysta Highfield
Artwork by Ai Yamada, SFUSD student and winner of 2023 art contest, showing a girl bicycling down a road away from the viewer and featuring three cats. Additional text reads Bike & roll to School Week, San Francisco, April 24-28, 2023.
Hey. San Francisco! It's time to lace up your shoes, put on your helmets, and get ready to roll for Bike & Roll to School Week! Every year, our Safe Route to School program puts on this event to celebrate students getting around on their own power, whether by bike, wheelchair, scooter or skateboard, walking, or any other form of active transportation! This year’s celebration is April 24-28, at schools citywide.
San Francisco Safe Routes to School is a partnership of city agencies and nonprofits, led by the SFMTA, that helps make walking and bicycling to school safer and more accessible for all San Francisco children and youth and to increase the number of families who choose to walk, bicycle, take public transit, or join carpools on their way to and from school.
Bike & Roll to School Week demonstrates the joy and empowerment that comes with choosing sustainable modes of transportation and encourages students to adopt healthy habits that will benefit them for the rest of their lives. Walking, biking or rolling to school embodies the importance of being environmentally conscious and prioritizing health and well-being. And with fewer students being driven to school, pick-up and drop-off times are less congested with car traffic, and therefore safer and easier for everyone.
: Photograph of a group of students and parents on bicycles in a schoolyard enthusiastically raising their arms in the air, with one adult in the foreground taking a “selfie” photo of the group on a cell phone.
Join in on the fun! There are many ways for students, families and school staff to get involved:
See if your school is registered! Each school’s celebration is made possible by volunteer “Bike Champions” from the school community who are eager to share the joy of healthy and sustainable mobility with their students and families. San Francisco Safe Routes to School provides everything needed to make it a great event.
Pledge to bike or roll to school during the week! Everyone who pledges to participate will be entered into a drawing for great prizes, courtesy of Cleary Bikes and Mike’s Bikes.
You can even join the fun from inside your home or classroom by entering the Bike & Roll Art Contest. All SFUSD students are invited to enter the art contest, in which students at every age level can win prizes. Entries are due by May 10, 2023 and the grand prize winner will be featured on the BR2SW poster for 2024!
Learn more about our Safe Routes to School program by visiting www.sfsaferoutes.org
Published April 25, 2023 at 01:51AM
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OPEC+ Supply Cuts and Chinese Demand Outlook Could Lift Oil Prices
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Gold Prices Hold Steady as Traders Await Key US Economic Data
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Sunday, April 23, 2023
Fresh trouble for Blinkit as over 1,000 riders join rivals
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Saturday, April 22, 2023
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World English Day 2023: History, Theme and Significance
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Friday, April 21, 2023
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Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Close Slightly Higher on Benign Note
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Procter & Gamble Raises Sales Outlook after Beating Q3 Earnings Estimates
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Credit Suisse Bondholders Seek Redress for Their Wiped-Out Debt
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Amazon defeats consumer antitrust lawsuit over fulfillment centers
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Thursday, April 20, 2023
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Muni Improvements Draw Increased Ridership
By Kate McCarthy
38 Geary buses zip downtown on new transit lanes that improve travel times for Muni riders.
As Earth Day approaches and we think about how to encourage more people to take non-car trips, recent Muni improvement projects are drawing increased ridership across the city. While Muni ridership downtown has not yet rebounded to pre-pandemic levels, ridership has gone up on Muni lines where we have improved speed and frequency of Muni service.
Muni is a lifeline for many of our riders: 70% of Muni riders have an annual income of less than $50,000. As we restored and added Muni service after the start of the pandemic, we invested in the routes that serve people who rely on transit and need it most. For example, after we installed transit lanes, increased frequency and re-routed the 22 Fillmore to bring people to their jobs and medical appointments in Mission Bay, ridership increased to 107% of pre-pandemic levels on weekdays and 118% on weekends.
Since the start of the pandemic, we’ve implemented more than 21 miles of new transit priority lanes, growing our transit lane network (https://ift.tt/7oc6MX3) to over 70 miles. These transit lanes are improving travel times for Muni riders across the city. After transit lanes were installed on Mission Street in downtown, travel times on the 14 Mission and 14R Mission Rapid are now 31% quicker.
Ridership numbers on the 49 Van Ness-Mission also blossomed to 109% of pre-pandemic ridership on weekdays and 114% on weekends after construction on the Van Ness BRT corridor was completed last April. With physically-separated transit lanes and transit signal priority that gives the green light to Muni and Golden Gate Transit buses, riders there are seeing travel times reduced by 35%.
A similar story has emerged on San Francisco’s busiest transit boulevard — Geary. Like other lines that serve downtown, the 38 Geary hasn’t fully recovered to pre-pandemic ridership levels. But the route did nab a spot in the top 10 highest recovered routes in the Muni system. The 38 Geary’s 36,000 daily riders have recently seen travel time savings of up to 18% since we installed three miles of new transit lanes, bus stop changes and other improvements as part of the Geary Rapid Project. We plan similar improvements on the western end of the corridor as part of the Geary Boulevard Improvement Project.
Muni riders have noticed that improvements to our busiest Muni lines are making service faster and more reliable than it has been in decades. Two-thirds (66%) of Muni riders who took our Annual Muni Rider Survey last fall rated Muni service as “good” or “excellent” — a 9% increase from 2021 and the strongest increase since 2018.
These improvements can’t come soon enough. Most of San Francisco’s greenhouse gas emissions come from cars and trucks. As the urgency to address climate change mounts, so does the need to get the most out of our Muni system. To inspire riders to come back to Muni, we’re working hard to bring back the Muni system our city deserves: One that is thriving with the better frequency, improved reliability and better connections that these projects are delivering.
Published April 21, 2023 at 02:24AM
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Wednesday, April 19, 2023
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Global Stocks Dip, Yields Rise on Rate Hike Expectations
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Fed Reports Decline in US Lending and Loan Demand Amid SVB Collapse Fallout
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Over 20 lakh applicants for NEET UG 2023
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Snap expands chatbot My AI with ability to create images; says Snapchat+ has 3 million subscribers
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Tuesday, April 18, 2023
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US Stocks Flat after Mixed Bank Earnings
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There’s a Community Shuttle Coming to the Bayview
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A new shuttle to serve Bayview’s diverse communities
A new community shuttle is coming to Bayview-Hunters Point in January of 2024, and we need your help designing it! The SFMTA is partnering with the California Air Resources Board and nine community-based organizations to launch a dynamic service community shuttle that truly meets your needs. A community shuttle has been a long-desired service for this geographically isolated community, and was identified as a top priority in the Bayview Community Based Transportation Plan. This program builds off of previous community shuttle efforts like the Bayview Moves program. To share your voice, take our survey now or attend one of our upcoming community partner events.
A “dynamic service” shuttle is one that doesn’t have a fixed route like a bus line, but instead operates in a “service area.” The shuttle will pick up and drop off riders anywhere within the Bayview area and connect them to hard-to-reach destinations like community centers, regional transit and grocery stores. Combined with Muni service, this program will help Bayview-Hunters Point residents get around more easily while reducing car trips and improving air quality.
A Community Shuttle only works if it is accessible, feels welcoming and gets people where they need to go. That’s why the SFMTA will be working with residents through the summer and fall of 2023 to build a service plan that works for the community.
This is where you come in. We want to know how you might use a shuttle like this. Would you use it during commute hours or on nights and weekends? Would you ride within your immediate neighborhood or to destinations like the 24th Street BART station and SF General Hospital? How long would you wait for a shuttle to arrive? Would you walk to the corner or a block away for a pickup? Answers to these questions will help us build a shuttle that meets your needs.
We want to establish shuttle service that effectively serves the people living in Bayview-Hunters Point today, and the more feedback we get, the better. You can get involved in the following ways:
- Sign up for our mailing list
- Take our shuttle service planning survey
- Attend an upcoming shuttle outreach event
- Attend a Community Congress meeting in the Bayview – details on the project website
- Contact us directly
This program also includes job training, a Community Congress that will provide project oversight, and a Third Street storefront for transit information and services. You can find more information on our Fact Sheet.
Published April 19, 2023 at 02:42AM
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Apple’s premium resellers look to cash in on buzz
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Oil Prices Up on China's Strong Economic Data Despite Concerns of US Rate Hike
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Gold Rebounds Above $2,000 on Fed Rate Hike Pause Speculation
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Monday, April 17, 2023
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Sunday, April 16, 2023
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Saturday, April 15, 2023
HDFC Bank To Raise Rs 50,000 Cr Via Bonds
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21 century provides tremendous opportunity for youngsters: Siddegowda
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Friday, April 14, 2023
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Government working on fact-check unit contours: IT MoS Rajeev Chandrasekhar
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Elon Musk plans AI startup to compete with OpenAI’s ChatGPT : report
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Thursday, April 13, 2023
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UK PM Rishi Sunak's Wife Akshata to Earn Rs 68.17 Cr Dividend Income from Infosys
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Amazon Shareholder Proposals Hit a Record for Second-Consecutive Year
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Suspect arrested in stabbing death of Cash App founder Bob Lee: report
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Wednesday, April 12, 2023
Vedanta-Foxconn’s fab joint-venture talks with STMicro hit a bump
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ChatGPT can resume in Italy if meets data watchdog's demands
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Tuesday, April 11, 2023
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10 Reasons to Love San Francisco Parking Control Officers
By Andrea Buffa
SMILE, ready for our close ups! To learn more about the day in the life of a hard working Parking Control Officer (PCO), take a look here.
It isn't easy being a parking control officer (PCO) in San Francisco. None of us likes to get a parking ticket, and we sometimes wrongly take out our frustrations on the PCOs who are simply doing their job to keep San Francisco moving.
To help you avoid veering off into negativity during your next encounter with an SFMTA Parking Control Officer, we’re providing you with this list of reasons you should actually love PCOs. Keep your favorite reason in mind next time you see a PCO on the street. Instead of getting angry with them, you might even consider appreciating them for dedicating themselves to this tough job rain or shine.
Top 10 reasons to love San Francisco Parking Control Officers:
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They keep the intersections in the Financial District clear — and pedestrians safe — when commuters are desperately trying to get to the Bay Bridge at the end of the workday.
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They respond to your complaints when someone’s car is blocking your driveway or there’s a vehicle that’s been parked on your street for so long that it might be abandoned.
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They make sure disabled parking spots are available for people with disabilities — and aren’t being taken up by people who shouldn’t be using those spots.
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They direct traffic during major sports events, including the Warriors and Giants games, so fans can get to the game on time.
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They also direct traffic during major events like the Pride parade. On those days, they sometimes work 12-hour shifts to make sure the show goes on.
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They respond in moments of crisis – like during the pandemic when they helped direct traffic in and out of COVID-19 testing and vaccination centers.
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They make sure San Francisco firefighters can get to the fire hydrant when there’s a fire, which means making sure cars aren’t blocking the hydrant.
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They support citywide efforts like the Healthy Streets Operation Center so city workers involved in addressing homelessness and unhealthy street behavior can do their jobs safely.
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They stop people from double parking in the middle of the street, especially on retail corridors, which slows down Muni, creates traffic and can endanger pedestrians and people who bike, scoot, use a wheelchair or skateboard.
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They’re happy to give you directions if you need them.
There are many other things PCOs do to keep San Franciscans and city visitors safe and able to move around the city. So, let’s celebrate them instead of hating on them! And don’t forget, taking out your anger workers who provide you with a service is not okay. Ever. If you get a ticket you disagree with, contest the citation: Contest a Citation | SFMTA
Published April 11, 2023 at 10:32PM
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10 Reasons to Love San Francisco Parking Control Officers
By Pamela Johnson
SMILE, ready for our close ups! To learn more about the day in the life of a hard working Parking Control Officer (PCO), take a look here.
It isn't easy being a parking control officer (PCO) in San Francisco. None of us likes to get a parking ticket, and we sometimes wrongly take out our frustrations on the PCOs who are simply doing their job to keep San Francisco moving.
To help you avoid veering off into negativity during your next encounter with an SFMTA Parking Control Officer, we’re providing you with this list of reasons you should actually love PCOs. Keep your favorite reason in mind next time you see a PCO on the street. Instead of getting angry with them, you might even consider appreciating them for dedicating themselves to this tough job rain or shine.
Top 10 reasons to love San Francisco Parking Control Officers:
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They keep the intersections in the Financial District clear — and pedestrians safe — when commuters are desperately trying to get to the Bay Bridge at the end of the workday.
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They respond to your complaints when someone’s car is blocking your driveway or there’s a vehicle that’s been parked on your street for so long that it might be abandoned.
-
They make sure disabled parking spots are available for people with disabilities — and aren’t being taken up by people who shouldn’t be using those spots.
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They direct traffic during major sports events, including the Warriors and Giants games, so fans can get to the game on time.
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They also direct traffic during major events like the Pride parade. On those days, they sometimes work 12-hour shifts to make sure the show goes on.
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They respond in moments of crisis – like during the pandemic when they helped direct traffic in and out of COVID-19 testing and vaccination centers.
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They make sure San Francisco firefighters can get to the fire hydrant when there’s a fire, which means making sure cars aren’t blocking the hydrant.
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They support citywide efforts like the Healthy Streets Operation Center so city workers involved in addressing homelessness and unhealthy street behavior can do their jobs safely.
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They stop people from double parking in the middle of the street, especially on retail corridors, which slows down Muni, creates traffic and can endanger pedestrians and people who bike, scoot, use a wheelchair or skateboard.
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They’re happy to give you directions if you need them.
There are many other things PCOs do to keep San Franciscans and city visitors safe and able to move around the city. So, let’s celebrate them instead of hating on them! And don’t forget, taking out your anger workers who provide you with a service is not okay. Ever. If you get a ticket you disagree with, contest the citation: Contest a Citation | SFMTA
Published April 11, 2023 at 10:32PM
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