Market Street may just be the beginning of San Francisco's experiment with car-free streets. So says San Francisco Municipal Agency Board of Directors Chair Malcolm Heinicke. Now that private cars are banned from using the city's most iconic thoroughfare the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency's Board of Directors is already talking about which streets in the city might be next.
Heinicke's top contender for San Francisco's next car-free roadway is Valencia Street in the Mission District.
"I want this to happen, and I want it to happen soon, because planning for these projects takes a long time," he said.
Well I for one will not be going to the City anytime soon As Liberal Morons control the roads
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