The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) in West Bay substantially completed part of a partnership project with Port of San Francisco. The waterfront Embarcadero Quick-Build Project goal is to build and improve connections for therein Embarcadero corridor users. Including protection for all people to safely use Embarcadero as well as bike riders, and investment for local business and visitors to support the economic recovery effort.

The AC (Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District) Transit agency in East Bay is implementing schedules change effective Sunday, December 20, 2020. The transit agency is adjusting therein service schedules based on feedback from stakeholders, agency administrators and staffing, and commuting passengers in local communities. The AC Transit agency is focusing on having more reliable services with COVID-19 protective elements, and continually operate with quality services with essential schedule changes.

The SCCRTC (Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission) public services agency completed Phase I of an improvement project in South Bay. The SCCRTC agency completed Phase I of therein Coastal Rail Trail Segment 7 project in South Bay and scheduled a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday - $6.4 million project. The new trail pavement is 1.2 miles for Santa Cruz local communities to improve their quality of life when riding bikes, scooters, running, and walking.

The MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) agency partnership in San Francisco Bay Area installs therein Holiday Wreath at Yerba Buena Tunnel. The MTC partners with BATA (Bay Area Toll Authority) and Caltrans (California Department of Transportation) to display therein Holiday Wreath to bring some holiday cheers for Bay Area drivers. The holiday season is here in the Bay Area, and it will bring some holiday spirit when drivers enter therein Yerba Buena Tunnel going westbound.

The SolTrans service agency in North Bay shared their shortage with staff members considering COVID-19 in San Francisco Bay Area. The transit agency is temporarily having a short number of staffing and doing what they can to leverage staff performance in North Bay service areas. The SolTrans agency is doing their best to transport commuting passengers during these difficult times in the Bay Area, and apologizing for any transit services inconvenience with necessary changes.

The SamTrans transit services agency in West Bay is exhibiting their memorial Holiday Bus in San Francisco Bay Area. The transit agency's Holiday Bus will travel on El Camino Real roadway using Route ECR and/or Route 398 effective this week within local coverage areas. The SamTrans Holiday Bus is to memorialize one of their co-workers legendary performance as an employee - Elliott Rivas late husband of Ana Rivas. The couple decorated SamTrans buses during the holiday seasons 10 years ago, and the decoration team elevated therein bus decorations with unique displays every year.

The Tri Delta Transit agency serving East Bay neighborhoods within eastern Contra Costa County depends on their safety Watch App. The ECCTA (Eastern Contra Costa Transit Authority) transit agency participated and successfully completed the APTA (American Public Transportation Association) Health & Safety Commitments Program like other Bay Area transit agencies. The Tri Delta Transit agency is operating on revised schedules on Sunday, November 8, 2020 to better connect passengers with BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) services.

The VTA (Valley Transportation Authority) agency in South Bay is taking the lead of human trafficking awareness and training in San Francisco Bay Area. The VTA transit agency participated in a webinar session regarding efforts to combat human trafficking aligned with therein 2020 USDOT Transportation Leaders Against Human Trafficking (TLAHT). The VTA General Manager/CEO, Nuria Fernandez, was a guest speaker and proud of VTA joining the USDOT's (U.S. Department of Transportation) TLAHT leaders pledge to combat human trafficking nationwide and international. The U.S.

The Marin Transit services agency in North Bay is adjusting local transit services schedule effective Sunday, December 13, 2020. The transit agency Route 71X weekday services cancelled some morning with afternoon peak hourly service going northbound and southbound. The Route 35 will adjust some weekday services travel times because of therein local traffic conditions, and Route 171 will add services on Sundays with late night hourly services.

The Caltrain services in West Bay will operate on latest revised schedules effective Monday, December 14, 2020. The Caltrain latest service changes will provide more physical distancing for passengers onboard, and allowing more safety with healthy elements for commuting passengers. The transit agency will have two trains for each hour during weekday schedules, and one train for each hour during weekend schedules.