San Francisco residents who live in the city’s Western Addition, Hayes Valley and Tenderloin neighborhoods recently celebrated the return of 21-Hayes bus service to Golden Gate Park, while park visitors took their first spin on adaptive bicycles on car-free John F. Kennedy Drive.
Advocates for transit riders, seniors, and people with disabilities boarded the 21-Hayes bus at Alamo Square for a community ride with representatives from the San Francisco Recreation and Park District, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency and Supervisor Dean Preston, who supported reinstatement of the line, which had been suspended since March 2020.
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