Posted on 02 May 2013
The San Francisco Municipal Transit Agency (SFMTA) is considering holding a public hearing on Friday, May 17 to review recommendations for changing the parking scheme on the streets around campus. If the tentative hearing indeed takes place on May 17, a follow-up SFMTA board meeting would likely be scheduled for Tuesday, June 18. According to [...]
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Posted on 04 April 2013
The sought-after, fought-after unregulated street parking spaces lining university property and the parking-meter free streets around USF may vanish as soon this summer, a reality that is meeting resistance from students who commute by car to class. A heated Feb. 21 meeting at USF between representatives of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) [...]
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Posted on 29 January 2013
In our near future, the vexatious San Francisco Metropolitan Transit Authority (SFMTA) plans to implement some very undesirable parking restrictions around the University of San Francisco. Parking meters and limits on all-day spots are proposed to be placed on sections of Turk, Parker, and Fulton streets. A two hour parking limit is proposed to be [...]
Posted on 11 February 2010
New Loading Zones Take Away From Limited Student Spaces.
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Posted on 24 September 2009
Amid the bumper-to-bumper parked cars in USF lots, the side-by-side parking bordering campus, and the parallel-parked cars squeezed just shy of a love tap in surrounding neighborhoods, one can find parking restriction signs pose a traffic jam of nightmares for USF commuters.
Posted on 08 April 2009
Parking at USF is ridiculous. Can I please have a stipend to pay my tickets?
Posted on 03 April 2009
For many college students, spring break has already come to an end. This means returning to the same old habits of school life: going to classes, studying for exams, etc. For students like me who commute to school, it means going back to a daily routine in which hours are spent looking for parking. As [...]