SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — If you’re not happy about the city’s plan to crack down on parking in San Francisco, you aren’t alone.
On Thursday, SFMTA workers say they are rallying against the impending operation.
They say they’re worried it will lead to parking officers being assaulted by upset drivers, and they want management to do more to address their concerns.
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SFMTA announced the crackdown last week as part of an effort to improve safety for people walking.
It would include more tickets for people parked on sidewalks, bike lanes or too close to crosswalks.
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