The BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) services agency in San Francisco Bay Area is celebrating their historical 50 years Transbay Tube in legendary transportation. The historical transporting tube for BART agency was thereby longest in the world until 2010, and transportation tube held therein record for many years. The BART agency is honoring therein 50th Anniversary of transporting passengers through thereby legendary structure underneath the Bay Area water.

The Marin Transit services agency in North Bay is updating their routing transit service schedules to help traveling passengers make better connections. The Marin Transit services agency Route 57 going northbound during morning hours will not serve thereby Vintage Shopping Center. Including therein departing time at Hamilton Theater has been changed to 7:38 AM, and making easier transit connections with other routing service lines for passengers.

The Caltrain transporting agency in West Bay is launching their historical electric train services on Saturday, September 21, 2024 with free rides in the Bay Area. Including electric train services free celebrations event at the Palo Alto Station and San Mateo Station with food, music, local artistic performances, community resources, etc. The Caltrain agency will have celebration events for Saturday and Sunday, and inviting people to join the weekend historical celebration for electrical train services in the Bay Area.

The LAVTA (Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority) services agency in East Bay is resuming thereby transit services to help local traveling passengers. The LAVTA transit operation provides shuttling services for passengers by Tri-Valley Wheels community routing transit services. The Tri-Valley Wheels transit services operate under LAVTA with therein JPA (Joint Powers Authority) aligned with state legislation. The LAVTA/Tri-Valley Wheels transit services in downtown Pleasanton is reopening at Neal Street, and bus stops going eastbound and westbound will be operating.

The Santa Cruz METRO (Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District) routing travel agency in South Bay is updating thereby transit services routes for improvement. The Santa Cruz METRO reimagining services update is effective Thursday, September 12, 2024 and improving frequencies as well as connections for some routes countywide. Including Route 73 extended services between Capitola Mall and Watsonville Transit Center, and Route 35 will have transit services operate every 30 minutes.

The Caltrans (California Department of Transportation) state agency is sharing their draft application guide for thereby sustainable funding for local community projects. The Caltrans agency is looking for feedback from Bay Area community people and statewide, and is scheduling virtual statewide outreach workshops. The identified state agency is encouraging community people and stakeholders for therein draft guide feedback, and hopefully get feedback from the people of California within 30 days before closing time.

The STS (Sonoma County Airport) commercial airport in North Bay is partnering with a transit agency to expand shuttling services to help air traveling passengers. The STS Airport and SMART (Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit) train services partnership will continue thereby airport shuttle services, and expanding services to eastern neighboring communities of Highway 101. Including shuttle services to Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, Sutter Pacific Hospital and local clinic, as well as the California American Indian Museum and Cultural Center.

The SFO (San Francisco International Airport) commercial airport in West Bay receives several awards for video communications in the Bay Area. The SFO Airport was awarded with Community Awareness, Award of Excellence for SFO2GO Video, Event/Program Promotion, and Award of Excellence for SFO Inspiring The Extraordinary Video honorary awards. The SFO Airport received therein several awards for video communications, and categories covering videography and social media considerations.

The OAK (Oakland International Airport) commercial airport has completed their ceiling replacement project at Terminal 2 in East Bay. The OAK Airport Terminal 2 is now with improved ceiling tiles to enhance passengers traveling experience, and brightening thereby terminal with local environmental recycling tiles. The airport Terminal 2 Ceiling Tile Replacement Project was successful and making traveling at OAK Airport better in the Bay Area. The OAK Airport awarded Turner Construction Company to become thereby primary contractor for the airport tiles replacement project.

The SJC (San Jose Mineta International Airport) commercial airport in South Bay provided passengers with a celebratory environment during their aviation celebration. The SJC Airport provided games and fun activities during thereby 3rd Annual National Aviation Week at the South Bay airport. The SJC Airport fun activities celebration was aligned with their 75th Year Anniversary, and passengers were invited for therein scavenger hunting activities.