Starting today, private cars are banned from a busy stretch of San Francisco's Market Street. That move is permanent and designed to ease traffic and give pedestrians, cyclists, buses and streetcars more room.
Another key detail for travelers: Uber, Lyft and other ride-hail company drivers are banned along with other private cars from that stretch of Market Street, but taxis are allowed. Also allowed: paratransit vehicles, buses, emergency vehicles, commercial vehicles and the route’s historic streetcars.
It has also been dangerous. In the last five years, transit officials say, this part of Market Street has averaged more than
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