San Francisco transit leaders on Tuesday pledged to evaluate and improve Muni access to underserved communities, including low-income residents, those with disabilities, the elderly and communities of color.

San Francisco’s debate over a proposed fee on development to generate millions of dollars annually for Muni and other transit needs rolled on Monday, as a vote on the proposal was postponed by a Board of Supervisors’ committee.

SF Examiner, April 29, 2014

Low-income and minority San Francisco residents make up a large chunk of Muni’s ridership, and The City is using census data to determine where those people live and what service improvements they need.