The highways and roadways development along San Francisco Bay Area has always been considerate of our natural environment protection. Sometimes developmental projects can and will ruin our natural environment, and proposals for billboards along highway 280 is surfacing within government discussions. The San Mateo County Manager, John Maltbie, is talking with local county legislators to have advertising billboards along highway 280 to make money. This means businesses can use it for advertisements and the county collects advertising fees.

Many transportation projects will be delayed or cancelled in San Francisco Bay Area and within California statewide. Some roadways and highway projects within San Francisco Bay Area such as widening Highway 680 for $36 million, highway projects for Highway 92 and 101 for $24 million, Highway 101 and Willow Road for $17 million, will become uncertain development projects because of limited and state funding cuts. The California state budget has lost $1.1 billion for transportation funding statewide for roadways and highway improvement projects.

The historic scenery view of San Francisco from Twin Peaks location maybe changing for bicyclists and pedestrian safety. Local San Francisco Bay Area residents love to visit Twin Peaks for an unforgettable view of San Francisco, City-By-The-Bay. It's one of the best places to visit during tourism sight-seeing tours in San Francisco, especially during evening hours with city lights for an awesome view. The MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) is proposing to change how to access Twin Peaks location by cars including tour buses.

Starting later in the year 2020, a State of California license will not be validated for domestic flights in San Francisco Bay Area and nationwide. The federal commission report findings showing California and other states nationwide are not consistent with Homeland Security federal regulations enacted in 2005. It's still okay to travel on domestic flights using a California license and/or other types of legitimate identification at this time.

The BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) Board of Directors consider to penalize passengers for taking more space on train seats, and not sharing with passengers as needed especially during commuting hours. Some passengers are saying, "some people in our modernize society don't care about anyone else but themselves - selfish types of people.

The passengers today on BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) trains find themselves with hardship getting from point-to-point this afternoon because of train mechanical issues. The BART train system in San Francisco Bay Area has been going through many problematic issues recently, including trains out of service because of electrical problems last week. Including a train with mechanical issues this afternoon between Glen Park and 24th Street stations in Mission District, and creating problems for passengers commuting across the bay.

We posted articles in the past about local residents of Palo Alto, Atherton, etc. regarding airplane noise reduction issues, and Board of Supervisors for San Mateo County, California will hear from people on Tuesday at a public meeting. The board will have a study session to hear from the public regarding airplane noise complaints, especially when Surf Air added more incoming and outgoing flights at San Carlos Airport. A report from the board indicates 13% increase during 2012, and airplane noise complaints have been increased from local residents.

The commuting traffic in San Francisco Bay Area is getting unsafe and unhealthy for traveling passengers, especially when you have 80 BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) trains in the shop out of services. People in the Bay Area are encouraged to take public transportation and doing so this week, was very bad for passengers because of overcrowded BART trains. BART administrators and maintenance repair crews are trying to figure out electrical problematic issues on trains, and 40 trains were out of services during this past Monday.

Qantas Airlines had a questionable slideshow at the recent tourism conference in San Francisco. The airlines describe City of Oakland as "the wild side of San Francisco" and irking local San Francisco Bay Area residents. Many Oakland residents don't feel good about the airline's promotional description, and don't want to be under the shadow of anything. The local residents are questioning these types of promotional advertising because it can raise many wrongful issues about Oakland.

The San Francisco Fire Department (SFFD) was called to put out a 25 passenger bus on fire, at a Chevron gas station in South of Market neighborhood around 2:35 PM today. The bus pulled into the gas station and the vehicle engine appears to become overheated, and the driver called for help when returning from inside the gas station. The bus was engulfed with fire and SFFD crew put the fire out immediately, and fortunately no injures were reported and no passengers onboard the bus.