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Muni inspired virtual backgrounds

Muni inspired virtual backgrounds
By Sophia Scherr

Whether you’re telecommuting, teaching or learning online, or staying home and riding Muni for essential trips only - do it in style with these Muni virtual backgrounds. Download, save and use them for any of your preferred video chatting platforms. For the latest COVID-19 related transit updates please visit SFMTA.com/COVID-19

Image of interior of historic street car

Image shows interior of cable car

Image of interior of SF boat tram at night

Historic image that shows K street car emerging from Twin Peaks tunnel

Historic image of now defunct D line

Historic image of M street car riding down Market street

Image of Powell and Hyde street cable car ascending hill

Image shows historic street car as part of the F line riding down the Embarcadero passing the Ferry Building



Published April 29, 2020 at 03:12AM
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