Page Street in San Francisco will continue to be a bicyclist and pedestrian haven after the city's transportation board approved its status as a permanent slow street on Tuesday.
The street joins 17 other roadways approved to be forever"slow streets" by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Board of Directors.
The approved policy backs previously implemented traffic restrictions, like traffic diverters at Webster Street and Octavia Boulevard. It also adds a full median traffic diverter at Divisadero Street to prevent through traffic on Page. "It was very much an impact on neighborhood quality of life and traffic safety at the boulevard," Dreger said.
A 2021 SFMTA project survey cited 75 percent of residents living on Page Street saying they wanted to keep the changes made from the emergency slow streets program permanently.
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