Bicycle Parking Racks
Geographic locations of bicycle parking racks installed by the SFMTA across San Francisco include racks on sidewalks, in on-street bicycle corrals, city-owned garages, and parklets, while excluding those on private property. Each record details the rack's geographic coordinates, installation date, capacity, and type.
| Namebrand | Street Addressaddress | Objectididentifier | Streetaddress | Placementclassification | Racksquantity | Spacesquantity | Globalididentifier | Install Yeartemporal | Install Motemporal | Latgeospatial | Longeospatial |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sweetgreen | 171 Second street | 12720 | Second street | SIDEWALK | 2 | 4 | 2019 | 12 | 37.78710689 | -122.39865379 | |
| Emmy's Spaghetti Shack | 3230 MISSION ST | 12041 | MISSION | SIDEWALK | 2 | 4 | 2015 | 7 | 37.744958 | -122.420303 | |
| Brown Owl Coffee | 1131 TARAVAL ST | 9079 | TARAVAL | SIDEWALK | 1 | 2 | 2011 | 6 | 37.742763 | -122.478553 |
Foot Traffic Proxy for Retail Site Selection
A commercial real estate analyst evaluating storefronts in San Francisco uses bicycle rack density and capacity near candidate addresses as a proxy for pedestrian and cyclist foot traffic, helping estimate daytime activity levels in neighborhoods where traditional foot traffic data is sparse.
Cycling Infrastructure Growth for Micro-Mobility Underwriting
An insurance underwriter pricing a commercial policy for a bike-share or e-scooter operator assesses how aggressively a city has expanded cycling infrastructure over time, using installation year trends by neighborhood to gauge municipal commitment and estimate future liability exposure.
Business Amenity Verification for KYB Enrichment
A fintech platform onboarding small business merchants cross-references a business name and street address against public infrastructure records to confirm physical presence at a claimed location, using nearby city-installed amenities as a corroborating signal that the address is a real, active commercial site.



















