A two-mile stretch of the Great Highway in San Francisco is officially closed to cars as work begins to turn it into a park and officials want your ideas for naming it!

Opponents of the divisive measure — passed by voters last November — say they’re taking their fight to the courts.

KRON4 cameraman Russ Katsumoto took a final drive along the section of roadway before it was closed to cars James Fishback, an investment manager who briefly worked with Vivek Ramaswamy in the earliest days of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE),

Drivers took their final drive along Great Highway in San Francisco Thursday, ahead of its permanent closure to cars. The roadway between Lincoln Way and Sloat Boulevard is set to become a park after a measure was approved by voters.

San Francisco’s Upper Great Highway has closed to cars and is now a park. In November’s election, the majority of San Francisco voters approved a measure to remove cars from the highway and transform it into a park.