As the San Francisco 49ers face off against the Kansas City Chiefs on Super Bowl Sunday, streets and freeway ramps in the city will be closed to traffic, and Muni buses will be rerouted.
Travelers should be prepared for delays, especially in the Mission District, as announced by police on Thursday.
The California Highway Patrol will implement closures similar to those during the NFC championship game, affecting off-ramps including US-101 Southbound at Cesar Chavez Street, US-101 Northbound at Cesar Chavez Street and Mission Street/Duboce Street, and I-280 Northbound at San Jose Avenue, Geneva Avenue, and I-280 Southbound at Geneva Avenue.
Law enforcement officers will be visibly present throughout the city before, during, and after the game. Police emphasize a zero-tolerance policy towards violence, property damage, or other unlawful activities.
The San Francisco Police Department urges everyone participating in Super Bowl festivities to act responsibly and respectfully, emphasizing the importance of not driving under the influence and using alternative transportation methods such as designated drivers, public transit, taxis, or ride-sharing services.
