Thanks to reforms that received a unanimous vote in January by the Board of Directors of the SF Municipal Transit Authority (SF MTA), it will be much easier for people with modest means to pay off their tickets, meet their obligations, and get out from under the debt. See our announcement of the reforms here. You can see a full description of the reforms adopted by the SF MTA here.
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