The Surf Air company airplanes will return to the original flight path using six months ago because the testing route to San Carlos Airport is finish. The testing route was in place because may local residents in cities of Palo Alto, Menlo Park, and Atherton, California were complaining about the loud noise from airplanes. The FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) admitted a different flight path approach over the bay without local residential homes. The Surf Air administrators have been working with local airport and county officials on resolutions to resolve the noise problems.

The Silicon Valley electric transit systems manufactured by Proterra Inc. Headquarters in Burlingame, California scores $140 million new funding. The manufacturing company is a startup initiated with new ways of transporting passengers and saving our environment, and now raised approximately $180 million investment since inception in 2004. The company will use the money to create more quality products in two locations on the East Coast and West Coast. It plans to grow production lines by 300% in Greenville, South Carolina and starting productions in City of Industry, California.

The San Francisco Bay Area Tesla Motors in Palo Alto, California has closed doors to its showroom dealership in Kansas City and St. Louis, Missouri statewide. The Missouri Automobile Dealers Association (MADA) filed a lawsuit to block Tesla Motors company from selling electric cars throughout the State of Missouri. Tesla Motors company has been operating in Missouri for past four years and the sales license has expired on December 31, 2016.

The New Year 2017 is here with a new look of transportation vehicles for millennial generations in the future, and Silicon Valley is having the auto show on January 5-8, 2017. The auto show will be at San Jose Convention Center featuring and exhibiting new luxury future vehicles. People can test drive display vehicles and experience the new look of driving vehicles of the future in San Francisco Bay Area and nationwide.

The latest reports indicate Bay Area traffic congestion has increased to 84% during the last 10 years with no improvements. The reporting data was secured by San Francisco Business Times from Caltrans (California Department of Transportation) predicting traffic congestion in the Bay Area will be worse. The measuring method of traffic congestion on roadways and highways will increase with 72,100 hours of daily vehicular delays. The Caltrans data identifies Bay Area drivers will possibly see an increase of approximately 21,700 hours of vehicular delays everyday in next 20 years.

The vehicular traffic in San Francisco Bay Area continues to get worse everyday and forecasting traffic studies indicate it will get worse in the future. Latest report indicates ferry services within San Francisco Bay Area is increasing with many passengers commuting by boat across the bay. The ferry services have become so popular that often long lines for passengers and sometimes passengers are left behind on busy days. Many passengers are taking ferry services across the bay to avoid vehicular traffic on local roadways and highways.

The Ford Motors company shared their interest in testing autonomous vehicles in 2017 with hopes of having their fleet fully autonomous by 2021. The Detroit based automaker introduced its Ford Fusion Hybrid as the next-generation autonomous car under development, and will triple the size of its testing fleet next year. The vehicle's electrical control system and sensor technology adjustments are almost ready for production, and have cameras on the roof for a visionary view.

The Tesla Motors shared cars with limited self-driving autopilot capabilities, including self-awareness cruise control features with auto park and lane changes. Tesla Motors have upgraded the autopilot features and rolling out new features because it has been going through some challenges including a driver's death. Autopilot updates will cap the maximum vehicle speed of the autopilot feature when using Autosteer on some roads. The updated feature will remind drivers frequently to keep their hands on the steering wheel when moving to fast speeds.

The self-driving autonomous vehicles are going forward with trending transportation options for people in San Francisco Bay Area. The City of Sacramento legislators submitted an application to the federal government requesting approval to test self-driving cars around California state capitol. It's an effort for local official leaders and business leaders to hope for support from the U.S. Department of Transportation for innovation and entrepreneurship.

The public transit project in San Francisco is receiving $75 million from U.S. Department of Transportation to help with congestion roadways in the city. The BRT ((Bus Rapid Transit) project along Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco is already underway after the approval process and will cost $223 million to complete. The other BRT transit project funds will be coming from local, state, and federal resources to fully complete it and ready for people.