Muni violence
Despite a few scattered violent incidents, the SFMTA is happy to report that crime aboard its fleet of vehicles is down. The reason: a data-driven police presence aimed at positioning officers on the agency’s most crime-plagued transit routes.
- Muni stabbings persist while overall crime drops (Examiner) 08/18/10
- Muni crime slowing after crackdown (Examiner) 08/03/10
- Police chief calls for community involvement (Bay Area Reporter) 12/10/09
- Muni overhauling safety rules in accidents' wake (Chronicle) 08/23/09
- Muni on the spot over safety in wake of crashes (Chronicle) 08/11/09
- Muni safety under fire at hearing (Examiner) 08/11/09
- City Insider: Many call for clubs' overseer to be axed (Chronicle) 08/11/09
- Editorial: Muni crashes show need for more street supervisors (Examiner) 08/09/09
- S.F. transit agency Muni buys insurance (Chronicle) 08/06/09
- Muni tries to quell safety fears (Examiner) 08/05/09
- Muni's operations chief to step down (Chronicle) 08/05/09
- Market Street clear following crash that injured six (Examiner) 08/04/09
- Muni accident prompts call for hearing (Examiner) 07/22/09
Jesse Feldman