Take the Pledge to Ride Muni
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Take the pledge to ride Muni to school on Transit Day.
Not only is it an environmentally friendly mode of transportation, it is free for all youths in San Francisco.
You can take the pledge today.
The schools with the most pledges will win prizes. So take the pledge today.
Student groups, classroom teachers, parent organizations – Put together a strategy for getting students at your school to pledge to take Muni to school on Transit Day. The SFUSD school with the highest number of pledges can win:
- a private ride on a streetcar
- SFMOMA museum tickets to special events
- custom Transit Supply stickers
- beanies, and more!
How:
All you have to do is get students at your school to Take the Pledge
Pledge School (in order of highest participation)
- Ida B. Wells High School
- Phillip & Sala Burton Academic High School
- Abraham Lincoln High School
- Edwin and Anita Lee Newcomer School (Chinese Ed Center)
- Francis Scott Key Elementary School
- Frank McCoppin Elementary School
- Leonard R. Flynn Elementary School
- Raoul Wallenberg High School
- West Portal Elementary School
How to Ride Muni!
Be safe before your ride. When waiting for transit, make sure you stay well away from the curb.
Respect your fellow riders. No running, shoving, or roughhousing.
Slows and stops can be unpredictable. Make sure you hold on to handrails.
Get comfortable. If sitting, remove your backpack and hold it in front of you.›
How-To Guide
Transportation Social
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