The SFO (San Francisco International Airport) commercial airport is having more international flights returning since July 1, 2020. The SFO Airport has more international flights returning during the month of July 2020 in the Bay Area, and welcoming non-stop flights from international airlines. The United Airlines have increased their frequency flights to Frankfurt, and flights to other international destinations.

The WETA (Water Emergency Transportation Authority) ferry agency is requesting RFQ (Request For Qualification) proposals from interesting companies. The WETA identified RFQ proposals will be for therein DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) tank project and requesting for quotation amounts. The WETA project RFQ proposals are due on Thursday, August 6, 2020 with therein project timelines during the procedural process. The DEF project operation will be at the WETA maintenance facility in North Bay as identified with the Scope of Work.

The SJC (San Jose International Airport) commercial airport is announcing new flights for Alaska Airlines in South Bay for air travelers. The Alaska Airlines will operate new flights during September 2020 to the State of Washington, and service to states of Oregon, and Montana from SJC Airport will start during March 2021. The identified new Alaska Airlines daily flights will be additional to non-stop flights from SJC Airport in South Bay. These new flights for air travelers from SJC Airport will use an E175 aircraft with 76 seats for air transporting services.

The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) transit is upgrading their digital signs at muni bus stops in West Bay to help passengers. The SFMTA digital upgrading project will cost $89 million for the contract implementation with maintenance and development. The SFMTA will request therein project revenues through the San Francisco Board of Supervisors approval of funding allocation. The San Francisco Mayor's Office already submitted a requesting resolution and working closely with SFMTA regarding therein funding revenues.

The iconic Golden Gate Bridge sidewalk on the west side will be closed during this weekend for maintenance repairs and upgrades. It will be closed tomorrow on Saturday, July 25, 2020 at 5 AM until Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 9 PM for therein maintenance upgrading repairs. The iconic bridge sidewalk on the east side in the Bay Area will remain open and pedestrians with bike riders can use therein sidewalk for optional access. The Golden Gate Bridge District personnel is requesting the bridge pedestrians and bicyclists to be aware of sharing therein sidewalk for awareness.

The AC (Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District) public transit agency is restoring some services in East Bay effective Sunday, August 9, 2020. The AC Transit BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) called Tempo is coming soon during this summertime, and restoring 80% transit services as part of the Service Recovery Plan in East Bay. The BRT Tempo project is an investment of $232 million to upgrade transit services in East Bay featuring new elements for passengers.

The VTA (Valley Transportation Authority) transit agency is reminding passengers that commuting fares will begin on Saturday, August 1, 2020 in South Bay. The VTA is preparing transit buses to have appropriate protections for driving operators when passengers are paying their commuting fares. The transit buses will have plastic partitions to limit physical contacts between driving operators and passengers. The transit maintenance crews will continue cleaning the buses with disinfectants to protect passengers and operating drivers.

The SolTrans public transit agency is providing free express services for the whole month with the BOGO (Buy One Get One) 31 day pass in North Bay. The SolTrans BOGO transit promotional pass is to help get commuting passengers during these challenging times created by therein COVID-19 Shelter-In-Place orders. The SolTrans transit pass promotion is for 1 year during July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021 with one application per household. The passengers can use therein BOGO transit pass to ride SolTrans transit buses in North Bay for free during the month.

The Caltrain transit agency releasing their sustainability report of operation in West Bay within San Francisco Bay Area. The report includes environmental impacts within the Bay Area to reduce greenhouse gas emissions before and after therein COVID-19 health pandemic. The report identifies Caltrain has been able to keep cars off the freeways before the COVID-19 impact to save our Bay Area environment. The Caltrain transit is going through funding challenges like other transit agencies in the Bay Area because of the COVID-19 health pandemic.

The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) is rolling out more Slow Streets in San Francisco to help local residents and business communities in West Bay. The SFMTA Slow Streets Program is to provide physical distancing for people in The City during the COVID-19 health pandemic. Including ways to share spaces for people using bicycles and scooters for traveling to work without using muni buses and/or personal cars. Because the SFMTA Slow Streets Program is showing 80% supportive by local residents and business communities to avoid vehicle traffic congestion.