Rush hour and traffic congestion depends on the area that you're talking about, however in general, it's safe to say that all of San Francisco can seem to be battling rush hour traffic in the morning and evenings. Read More..

The Golden Gate Bridge is used by numerous commuters coming into the city from Marin County. This traffic causes brutal congestion during peak hours. Read More..

Known to most people simply as Bay Bridge, this world-famous monument was recently closed to traffic for major repairs which commenced on the 27th of October and ended on the 1st of November. This repair was necessitated when two rods and cross bars came apart on the bridge resulting in the toppling down of 5,000lbs of metal onto the rush hour traffic. One person suffered minor injuries. Read More..

All the surveys conducted since the turn of the century and compared with those of decades gone by show that the average amount of commuting time has increased in San Francisco, especially for those who commuted in privately owned vehicles (POVs). Read More..

The best way to beat the SF traffic and rush hours is to make use of public transportation. Not only do you end up avoiding the hassle of sitting helplessly at the wheel while you wait for traffic to move, but you'll also save lots on gasoline, parking, car maintenance, etc, not to mention the green benefits to the planet. Read More..

Bikers have a strong representation in San Francisco making it possible for many to opt for bikes to beat the traffic. Bikers rights are recognized and bikers are respected by other vehicles. You'll also find bicycle lanes on the streets. Read More..

Highway 101 moves north and 280 moves south. Avoid the former as much as you can. Traffic on Highway 280 moves much faster. To get from north to south, make use of highway 1 along the 19th ave. Read More..