In 2012, the SFMTA Strategic Plan targeted a goal of 50% non-driving trips and 50% sustainable trips
(walking, transit, bi-cycling, shared rides) by 2018. The City has achieved a remarkable 50% non-driving
mode share 3 years early even while seeing quick growth in its population and employment. As the City
grows its needs to not only keep pace but also increase shared and active trips mode share as geometry
and physics limit the number of people to move through constrained rights of way. SFMTA has a strong
record for innovative delivery, pilots and demonstration projects. San Francisco has the know-how, the
skills, and the strong relationships and partnerships to deliver on the goals of the Smart City Challenge. The
SFMTA is ambitious and has delivered on its ambitions, through SF park, SFGo! transit signal prioritization,
creating corporate shuttle partnerships, parklets across the City, and most recently developing smart land
use partnership agreements with developers to include more travel demand management tools like transit
passes and increased shared mobility options in new building developments. In addition, the City has
adopted an ambitious vision in the Treasure Island mobility management program to meet multiple city
goals. The City and region need to continue to invest in complete streets and active transportation as part
of the SECAV strategy.