Muni fares are going up this summer.
For the second time this year, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is raising prices. Officials said the slight increases — which take effect July 1 — will help sustain The City’s public-transportation system, particularly as inflation drives up the cost of operations.
The price hikes are not as large as those that took effect Jan. 1. A one-way adult ride for Clipper card or MuniMobile users will rise 10 cents to $2.85, while single rides for seniors, adults with disabilities and low-income residents using Clipper START will increase 5 cents to $1.40. Adult day passes are increasing from $5.50 to $5.70, while single-ride cable-car tickets are rising from $8 to $9…