The upcoming NFL Super Bowl 50 hosting City of San Francisco is having discussions with Super Bowl 50 Committee members regarding local transportation for people. The San Francisco MTA (Municipal Transportation Agency) and CAC (Community Advisory Council) members held a public meeting on Thursday regarding Super Bowl 50 transportation matters. The CAC members are urging SFMTA board members to have an agreement with NFL (National Football League) Super Bowl 50 Committee regarding local transportation.

The holiday season is here with more noise problems within San Francisco Bay Area cities, especially within Peninsula geographical area communities. Many people are traveling in many ways during the holiday season, including airplanes for families and friends during their traveling plans. However, airplanes flying into SFO (San Francisco International Airport) creates more noise now than before, and creating noise complaints from Palo Alto local residents.

The latest studies indicate some western metropolitan cities listing top four with busy traffic before Thanksgiving. Los Angeles, San Diego, Seattle, and San Francisco as the busiest traffic city before the holiday activities.

The rain is certainly needed statewide in California and also creating some highway closure for driver's safety. Commuting drivers traveling along Highway 101 going north in Marin County, California, finds out the highway has been closed because of rainfall flooding and high tides. The highway off-ramp to state Highway-1 along Stinson Beach was closed by Caltrans for safety and encourage drivers to take alternate routes.

The working class people commuting across San Francisco Bay Area bridges is getting worst early mornings around 5 AM everyday. The Bay Area Toll Authority released a reporting indicating toll-payer fees increase between 5 AM and 6 AM during daily commuting hours. Needless to day, it also creates traffic congestion areas within Bay Area roadways and highways, for working class people during evening commuting hours as well. A graphical comparison shows increase along 4 San Francisco Bay Area bridges, with San Mateo Bridge (80.6%) and Bay Bridge (75%) sharing higher percentage increase.

The agreement deal for non-profit hospitals in San Francisco has been approved to pay a certain transit fee amount, to ensure hospitals and medical facilities are contributing to our transportation system. Supervisor Malia Cohen spearheaded negotiations as part of the Land Use and Development during additional hearings. Including ways and means of support through residential development assessment as well as medical facilities configurations.

The new study indicates a list of nationwide worse traffic congestion bottlenecks in the country, including roadways and highways in San Francisco Bay Area. The top two worst areas in San Francisco Bay Area is Highway 80 between Highway 101 and Bay Bridge, as well as the distance between Highway 580 and Ashby Avenue in Oakland. The American Highway Alliance indicates a high level of wasted production time for people and damaging our local environment.

The holiday season is here and travelers within San Francisco Bay Area families and friends will increase at 3 major airports. The major travelers increase will be at SFO (San Francisco International Airport) with 9% increase at OAK (Oakland International Airport) and 5% at SJC (San Jose International Airport). All 3 major airports administration and airlines are highly requesting traveling passengers, to have all necessary departing flight items prepared before arriving at airports.

The innovative Tesla Motors in San Francisco Bay Area has issued a recall for sedan vehicles nationwide and international. It's recalling all Model-S sedans to check for front sitting seat-belts because of malfunctioning results for passengers. Tesla Motors administration contacted all affected customers for repairing assistance if necessary to ensure safety for all passengers. Apparently a passenger was driving and turning to speak with other passengers, and the passenger front seat-belt was disconnected from it's anchor base for security.

The transporting tech commuter shuttles in San Francisco started out as a pilot project, and leading into becoming a permanent source of transportation for tech commuters in San Francisco. The pilot project started in August 2014 with an oversight reviewing committee and SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) board unanimously approved shuttles program to become permanent. The new tech commuter shuttle program will begin in February 2016 with regulated policies to ensure all program measures are in place accordingly.