SF Muni Restores Stonestown Routes After Incident
Four Muni bus routes resume service at Stonestown after incident prompts evacuations
Muni Routes Resume at Stonestown After Incident
San Francisco's Muni routes 18, 29, 57, and 58 have resumed regular service at Stonestown after an incident at Stonestown Galleria prompted temporary disruptions, transit officials said. The four bus routes that serve the shopping center at 3251 20th Avenue were cleared to return to normal operations after emergency crews resolved the situation. Officials didn't specify what type of incident occurred or when the initial disruption began.
Emergency Response Concluded
The San Francisco Police Department responded to the incident at the Stonestown shopping center, which required evacuation orders and emergency crew deployment, according to transit officials. All evacuation orders that were in place have been lifted, and residents and visitors can now return to the area. The emergency response concluded successfully with the scene fully cleared. Officials didn't release details about the nature of the incident or how long the evacuation lasted.
Service Restoration Details
Transit officials confirmed that all four affected Muni routes are resuming their regular schedules and stops at Stonestown. The routes serve the southwestern San Francisco neighborhood, connecting riders to the Stonestown Galleria shopping center and surrounding residential areas. Some residual delays may still be expected in the vicinity as operations return to normal. Specific information about how many trips were affected or how many riders experienced delays wasn't immediately available.
Return to Normal Operations
Traffic and transit services in the area are returning to normal following the incident resolution, officials said. No further action is required from the public at this time. The timeline for when the incident began and how long routes were disrupted wasn't provided by transit officials. Normal operations are resuming at the Stonestown location as emergency crews have fully cleared the scene.
Rider Information
Riders using routes 18, 29, 57, and 58 should expect regular service to continue at Stonestown, though minor residual delays may occur as operations stabilize. Officials didn't say whether makeup service would be provided for missed trips during the disruption. Moovit provides real-time updates for San Francisco Muni routes, helping riders track bus arrivals and plan trips around any remaining delays in the Stonestown area.
