The BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) agency shared therein system map for passengers awareness of upcoming extension services in the San Francisco Bay Area. The BART final operational map will be released when services in Milpitas and Berryessa starts in South Bay. The final system map includes new service locations and additional services at Irvington Station. Including new system elements with icons on therein map to make it easier for passengers to make connections without any problems.

The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) transit has posted more visual signs on Market Street for passengers at West Bay. Including muni services updates as posted on the website for passengers on the go and using their mobile devices on the road. The SFMTA visual signs and/or posted updates also shares with passengers "what to do and what not to do" regarding therein COVID-19 prevention. The SFMTA muni services update information also shares with passengers some answers to FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions).

The Delta Airlines announced they are suspending flights to OAK (Oakland International Airport) in East Bay starting Wednesday, May 13, 2020. The Delta Airlines are cutting back 80% domestic flights and therein flight suspension will last through the end of September. It's consolidating operational flights while air traveling customers and flights are low at this time with local health guidelines. The airlines flight cutbacks will impact other air traveling flights at airports nationwide.

The MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) agency shared the creation of a Blue Ribbon Transit Recovery Task Force in San Francisco Bay Area. The task force team will have 30 members to guide the future of Bay Area transit networks for public transportation. Because of new adjustments created by therein COVID-19 health pandemic crisis and the future of services with public transportation. The task force membership will involve different people from business and community leaders, transit advocates, elected officials, etc.

The San Francisco Bay Area private transportation companies have been impacted by therein COVID-19 health crisis. The Elite Limousine Inc. agency is ready to continually transport passengers with appropriate healthy and safety elements in place for passenger's protection. Including protection for drivers to stop the spread of COVID-19 during transporting activities, and vehicles will be cleaned and disinfected everyday by wiping down vehicle interiors.

The SFO (San Francisco International Airport) administration is relocating American Airlines effective Tuesday, May 12, 2020 to Harvey Milk Terminal 1. The SFO Airport infrastructure updates were delayed because of therein COVID-19 health crisis emergency. The airport will continually remain open for essential air traveling passengers and construction crews will continue infrastructure repairs at Terminal 1. The American Airlines will have new ticket counters and state-of-the-art baggage claim systems for air travelers.

The TSA (Transportation Security Administration) employees union is requesting more protections for TSA Officers at local airports. The TSA employees union representative is requesting more protection for TSA Officers before air traveling picks up again. Because TSA Officers are at the front lines for airport security and working to keep the flying public safe at local airports. Including protection from therein COVID-19 health pandemic crisis because of the likelihood of being exposed to it.

The SJC (Mineta San Jose International) Airport is requesting all passengers and/or airport personnel to wear face coverings as required effective Monday, May 4, 2020. Including airport visitors dropping off and/or picking up passengers when they are inside the airport jurisdiction in South Bay. The SJC Airport visitors who are 6 years old and/or younger children don't have to wear face coverings as required. The SJC Airport approach is to stop the spread of COVID-19 virus and consistent with local, state, and federal public health advisory.

The VTA (Valley Transportation Authority) transit agency is requesting passengers to wear face covering onboard as mandated effective Monday, May 4, 2020. It's mandatory for both VTA personnel and passengers onboard to wear face coverings to stop the spread of COVID-19 in the Bay Area. The VTA transit agency will have visual signs to remind passengers and consistent with local, state, and federal Public Health advisory. Including social distancing onboard the transporting fleet, washing hands, and will have audio and/or digital reminding messages on platforms.

The bicycle riders are booming in San Francisco Bay Area during therein COVID-19 health pandemic. The bike sales in San Francisco is elevating and people are riding bicycles more than ever. The road closures in San Francisco and some Bay Area cities maybe allowing more people to ride their bikes locally without cars on therein road closures. The bicycle shops are trying to keep up with local needs for more bicycles because customers are lining up to buy. Some local bicycle shops have no problems with the high demand during the COVID-19 health pandemic.