Have Your Say: Should Uber/Waymo Be Allowed on SF’s Market Street? (SF City Hall Meeting)

The “Keep Market Street Moving” group is gathering signatures to try to stop the city from allowing Waymo Uber and Lyft from being able to drive on Market Street in Downtown SF with the goal of keeping Market Street dedicated for Muni buses, street cars and also a safe corridor for biking. If this is a cause you’re passionate about, they invite you to San Francisco City Hall to have your voice heard.

It’s been over two months since the Mayor announced Waymo, Uber, and Lyft Black would be able to pick up and drop off on Market Street. Since the announcement, we’ve observed an unprecedented increase in all kinds of vehicles being driven on Market Street, increasing congestion and making the corridor unsafe for people biking, rolling and walking.

Join us Tuesday to hand deliver 2,500 petition signatures to the Mayor from everyday San Franciscans who want to keep Market Street moving for sustainable transportation and give public comment on this issue at the SFMTA’s Board of Directors hearing.

Tuesday, November 18, 2025
SF City Hall
12pm: Deliver petition signatures to the Mayor (gather on Polk side)
1pm: SFMTA Board of Directors hearing
Room 400

RSVP HERE
We raised this issue with SFMTA’s Citizens Advisory Council who are calling on the SFMTA Board of Directors to do two things:

The SFMTA CAC urges the SFMTA Board of Directors to take a public position on commercial passenger vehicles on Market Street.
To fully realize the vision of Better Market Street, the SFMTA CAC advises the SFMTA Board of Directors to close the loophole that allows commercial passenger vehicles, such as Waymo, Uber Black Cars, and Lyft Black Cars, on Market Street between Steuart and 10th.

We need strong turnout next Tuesday at the SFMTA Board of Directors hearing, so join us and give public comment in support of the CAC’s two motions. If you can’t make it in person, send your public comment in email to MTABoard@SFMTA.com by noon next Monday.