The OAK (Oakland International Airport) commercial airport in East Bay is showing more air travelers with other major airports since therein COVID-19 health pandemic lockdown. The OAK Airport in East Bay is showing more weekly departures and Southwest Airlines is increasing flight schedules in San Francisco Bay Area. The OAK Airport Resiliency Task Force will continue to provide appropriate assessments and planning for the airport to continue its effective services. The Alaska Airlines and other airlines are expecting to show more air travelers during this summertime.

The WETA (Water Emergency Transportation Authority) is closing a ferry terminal parking lot in Alameda starting today on Monday, June 22 to Thursday, June 25, 2020. Because of the parking lot maintenance repairs and upgrades for ferry commuting passengers in San Francisco Bay Area. The WETA transit agency transports over three million passengers every year across the Bay Area. The WETA agency transports passengers across the Bay Area for business endeavors, entertainment, personal, sports events, etc. in San Francisco Bay Area.

The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) Central Subway development project in West Bay is progressively moving forward. The Central Subway continues to be a top priority for SFMTA transit agency as construction crews are working through the COVID-19 health challenging times. The SFMTA Central Subway contractor have to make necessary changes because of therein COVID-19 health pandemic and delaying some of the project constructions. The Central Subway construction crew completed a milestone project development of an emergency exit in Chinatown.

The AC (Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District) agency is planning to launch BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) services in East Bay during this summertime. The AC transit agency released safety guidelines for motorists, pedestrians, and bicyclists during BRT transit activities in 34 stations. The BRT services will use electric coach buses to decrease emissions along service lines and Bay Area local communities. Including bus only lanes for BRT services effectiveness and avoiding traffic delays for transporting services in East Bay.

The SFO (San Francisco International Airport) is relocating Delta Airlines to Terminal 2 effective Tuesday, June 23, 2020 in West Bay. The SFO Airport has been undergoing major development projects and runway repairs with upgrades, and comes with new airport policies and parking restrictions. Including the airport roadway constructions and upgrades with new traffic signals alignment with parking garages. The SFO Delta Airlines relocation project will provide the final phase at Harvey Milk Terminal 1 constructions.

Some airlines within San Francisco Bay Area commercial airports are requiring passengers to wear face coverings when traveling onboard airplane flights. The following airlines have policies requiring passengers to wear face coverings: United, America, Delta, Southwest, Alaska, Frontier, and JetBlue to stop the spread of COVID-19 virus. The American Airlines denied passenger Brandon Straka to fly because he was not wearing a face covering and was kicked off the flight on Wednesday, June 17. 2020.

The BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) agency unveils the newly designed fares gate for passengers riding trains in San Francisco Bay Area. The BART new gates for commuting passengers will cost approximately $90 million with 40% savings from the initial estimating cost. The BART Board of Directors approved therein new fares gate design during September 2019 for all BART stations in the Bay Area. The BART Accessibility Task Force tested the new BART fares gate design and having it ADA (Americans Disability Act) accessible as necessary.

The WETA (Water Emergency Transportation Authority) transit agency is increasing ferry services in San Francisco Bay Area effective today on Monday, June 15, 2020. Including the Passengers and Crew Safety Plan in place for protection and avoid the spread of therein COVID-19 virus. The WETA Safety Plan involves six points of protection elements with enhanced cleaning, social distancing, face coverings, hand sanitizer, healthy crews, and touchless payments.

The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) muni transit may not raise bus fares for passengers for next two fiscal years. Because of an agreement with San Francisco Board of Supervisors regardless of SFMTA Board of Director's approval of raising muni passengers fees. The SFMTA and San Francisco Board of Supervisors reached a workable deal thereafter many negotiating discussions. The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a resolution of therein negotiating deal aligned with not raising muni fares for the next two years.

The SamTrans Board of Directors unanimously approved the interim first quarter operational and capital budgets for West Bay transit in next fiscal year. The SamTrans board approved $63.5 million Operating Budget and $5.6 million Capital Budget during therein first quarter of Fiscal Year 7/1/20 to 6/30/21. The transit agency is sharing their interim budget with therein extensive impact from COVID-19 with operating and capital funding. The SamTrans agency will closely monitor therein funding with essential needs for passengers aligned with transit services.