The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) is expanding transit services in West Bay effective Saturday, August 22, 2020. Including the expansion transit services for 11 muni bus lines, increasing services frequency on 13 routes, and restoration of muni metro railway services. The SFMTA transit agency is working closely with local business communities to support essential service needs for local economic recovery. The SFMTA expansion services will provide more optional connections for muni transit passengers in commercial business communities.

The SCT (Sonoma County Transit) agency is operating on revised schedules and readjusting transit service lines because of fire evacuations in North Bay. The SCT agency is readjusting some transit service lines in North Bay because of fire activities causing evacuations for local residents and business communities. The transit agency is suspending transporting services for Route 28 for safety reasoning and protecting traveling passengers until further notice.

The ACE (Altamont Corridor Express) train is still operating with revised schedules and sharing awareness information with passengers in South Bay. The construction in Santa Clara for a multipurpose office building is limiting access for passengers traveling on the ACE train - construction may last until 2023. The ACE train personnel is sharing with passengers that they may not park cars using the Yellow Parking Lot #3 at Great America in Santa Clara.

The AC (Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District) agency is rolling out their plan for zero emissions fleet vehicles in East Bay. The AC Transit recently completed their Tempo bus rapid transit project, and planning to have more emission free buses in their fleet to reduce pollution. The transit agency has embraced CARB (California Air Resources Board) emission standards by planning to purchase more ZEB (Zero Emission Bus) fleet vehicles. The ZEB fleet vehicles will be integrated into the AC Transit operating system for transporting services efficiency.

The WETA (Water Emergency Transportation Authority) ferry terminal expansion project in West Bay is completed and open for services in downtown San Francisco. The WETA administrators joined local and state legislatures to celebrate therein successful ferry terminal expansion project. The WETA terminal expansion project was to maximize therein ferry services capacity and more staging area for emergency purposes in the Bay Area.

The SCT (Sonoma County Transit) agency is adding a new trip for transit Route 68 line in North Bay. The identified transit line route will operate within weekday schedules from Mondays to Fridays. The same weekday schedules will operate for other local transit routes, and intercity routes will operate using weekend schedules. The SCT agency will continue to provide transit services for essential workers only in North Bay because of therein COVID-19 pandemic.

The BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) agency is improving ventilation systems for transporting trains with upgraded air filters. Including two new projects for testing to keep the air filtration systems on higher-grade level with UV-C (ultraviolet) light to capture virus particles. The BART agency is to ensure the air passengers breathe while commuting on trains will be purely clean and healthy for protection. Including the HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems are filtering air more effectively to protect BART commuting passengers from COVID-19 virus.

The Grand Hyatt Hotel at SFO (San Francisco International Airport) commercial airport in West Bay has been granted the 2020 National Award. The DBIA (Design Build Institute of America) honored the Grand Hyatt SFO Team Project Award category for therein hotel design to build for construction. The Grand Hyatt SFO honorary team will become part of the national consideration for Excellence and Project of the Year Awards. The final national awardees will be announced at the DBIA National Conference during the awards ceremony in October 2020.

The CCTA (Contra Costa Transportation Authority) agency is looking for volunteer drivers to help transport seniors and/or veterans in East Bay. The CCTA administration has been working closely with transit agencies in East Bay, and providing essential funding for transit improvement services. Including innovative projects to improve transit services with better connections for traveling passengers, and avoiding vehicular traffic congestion in the Bay Area. The CCTA agency certainly encourages workable programs to protect our environment with bicyclist and transit lanes projects.

The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) completed the first phase for therein 16th Street Improvement Project in West Bay. The SFMTA improvement project will start from Potrero Street to Third Street as part of the Muni Forward objective goals. To upgrade muni transit systems to protect passengers, pedestrians, and bicyclists from vehicular traffic. The transit agency improvement projects will provide new frequency levels for muni services, and more reliable efficiency services with safety measures in place.