The Caltrans (California Department of Transportation) service agency in San Francisco Bay Area and statewide held a local Safety and Beautify reminder event. The Caltrans event reminds all drivers to become aware of therein Move Over Law in California for protection. That means all drivers have to move over one lane on highways, when safe to do so, and required to protect highway workers team members on freeways. The Caltrans agency continues to advocate for highway workers safety, and reminding all drivers for their help to save lives on thereby state highways.

The STS (Sonoma County Airport) commercial airport in North Bay is releasing seven parcels to the public entities for development in the Bay Area. The STS Airport threshold approach offer is for people interested in creating storage hangers for aircrafts in North Bay. Including available parcels for an aeronautical business and/or non-aeronautical business operation at STS Airport. The airport available parcels can be for a single hangar for personal aircrafts storage, and/or development for thereby multi-usage hangars for bigger aircrafts.

The SFO (San Francisco International Airport) commercial airport in West Bay received thereby two recognition awards for being the Best Airport in the Bay Area. The SFO Airport has been recognized by therein Business Traveler Magazine to become the Best Airport in North America airports. The airport was also recognized for having The Best Independent Lounge, and with family-friendly used facilities at SFO Airport.

The OAK (Oakland International Airport) commercial airport in East Bay is offering more daily nonstop international flights with Viva Airlines. The new carrier air flights at OAK Airport will provide international flights to and from GDL Airport (Guadalajara) in Mexico. Including nonstop daily flight services for air traveling passengers between OAK Airport, and GDL Airport using Viva Airlines aircraft 320 and/or 321. The Viva Airlines started flight services at OAK Airport to transport air traveling passengers during July 2024.

The SJC (San Jose Mineta International Airport) commercial airport in South Bay is officially opening their new state-of-the-art new environmental facility. The SJC Airport administrative staff celebrated their new facility opening with therein regular ribbon cutting ceremony. The airport now has a new Administrative Facility, and Fleet Maintenance buildings for therein SJC Airport operational standards. The SJC Airport two new buildings project will operate within 22,600 square foot geographical layout, and equipped with modernized and environmental equipment.

The BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) services agency in San Francisco Bay Area is sharing their passenger fees will increase effective Wednesday, January 1, 2025. The BART agency is raising therein traveling fees for passengers by 5.5 percent, and/or .25 cents for thereby transit services in the Bay Area. To keep up with the inflation and having appropriate funding for therein BART operational standards, and continue to provide healthy and safety public transit services for traveling passengers.

The SCT (Sonoma County Transit) services agency in North Bay is ordering seven new electric fleet buses to replace thereby present fleet buses. The SCT fleet buses are currently operating with natural gas power, and new electric buses will be powered by battery operational systems. The transit agency electric buses should be delivered during November 2026, and providing intercity transit services countywide. Including transit services for Route 20 and Route 30, as well as Route 44, Route 48, and Route 60 local routing services.

The WETA (Water Emergency Transportation Authority) services agency in West Bay successfully received survey results for a ballot initiative. The WETA shared results of their survey with 65% of eastern Bay Area residents will support a ballot initiative, and 15% will not support thereby ballot threshold approach. The identified survey results showing strong public support for therein ballot measure to increase ferry revenues. The WETA ferry agency initiative will help with enhancement elements for service improvement, and more productive ferry services in the Bay Area region.

The County Connection transit services agency in East Bay will install solar panels to support their zero-emission bus fleet vehicles. The County Connection provides transit services under CCCTA (Central Contra Costa Transit Authority) and aligned with JPA (Joint Powers Authority) state governance legislation. The transit services agency will develop their Solar and Service Modernization Project to improve thereby zero-emissions fleet station. Including therein battery energy storage station to enhance the operational standards of the zero-emissions fleet station.

The SCCRTC (Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission) services agency in South Bay is sharing update information aligned with their local project. The SCCRTC local project called ZEPRT (Zero Emission Passenger Rail and Trail) is having their third Open House for the community. To share Milestone 3 information regarding therein ZEPRT development project for local communities, and needs feedback from community residents and business leaders. Including traveling passengers utilizing thereby railway transit services for local communities.