A report reflecting possible improvement changes for the San Francisco Bay Area transit system provides "seamless transit" to improve transportation system within the bay area. The recent survey report is a vision by SPUR on improving services for public transportation, and building an easy transit systematic network within regional transportation areas.

The three highways mostly used by travelers from outside San Francisco Bay Area is Highway 80, Highway 17, and Highway 101 for the past decades. Because of many demographic and economical changes within the bay area including traveling time for people, working class people and commuters have to unfortunately experience tough traffic congestion on freeways. The recent survey reports indicate 587,000 cars travel within the regional highways from outside counties, identifying 34 percent increase since 1992 and continues to show more traffic problems.

Effective today, April 1, 2015 some San Francisco Bay Area cities will pay more taxes due to state legislation regarding statewide sales tax rates. The state sales tax rate is 7.5 percent and some cities and counties including Alameda and El Cerrito will pay 9.5 to 10 percent sales taxes. The local voters approved to add 2.5 percent sales tax and Alameda county approved a half-cent increase for 30 years. This initiative will help fund improvements for local transportation for people especially working class people.

The major airports in San Francisco Bay Area have been criticized for unsecured areas within short periods of time including safety for passengers and employees. A congressman from Dublin, California, sharing his concerns regarding ongoing breaching unsecured activities at major airports, because people illegally crossing over the secured fence area onto the airport. He serves on the House Transportation Subcommittee and mentioned on working closely with his congressional colleagues to ensure security of all major airports nationwide.

A lawsuit was filed by residents of San Carlos regarding traffic lanes development within their neighborhood, and a local judge has thrown the lawsuit case out. The City of San Carlos council members have voted to remove public parking along Holly Street to ease traffic congestion during weekdays from 7 AM to 6 PM. Local residents claim the city violated environmental laws and was requested to amend their lawsuit regarding the environmental violation.

The transportation system in San Francisco Bay Area is upgrading the transit system to become state-of-the-art with ongoing technical support. The last research studies indicate 1.25 million vehicles will enter into northern part of California's Bay Area between 2000 to 2030, and many people traveling within San Francisco Bay Area with a booming economy. Especially with San Francisco's Transbay Transit Center upon completion and extension of BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) to Silicon Valley along the Berryessa geographical area.

The MonkeyParking agency is launching a new parking app after San Francisco City Attorney filed injunction paperwork regarding illegal business practice. Parking in San Francisco has been hard for local residents as well as working class people, and costing is increasing gradually creating traffic issues on how some people park. The MonkeyParking new version provides local residents to lease out their driveway parking for customers looking for city parking.

The global Wrestlemania 31 event this weekend on Sunday at Levi's Stadium in San Francisco Bay Area is sold out and public transportation is highly recommended by local traffic officials. VTA (Valley Transportation Authority) officials are making necessary changes for Wrestlemania fans at Levi's Stadium, to ease traffic congestion and making it work for local residents. VTA officials are encouraging people to take public transportation including transit buses, trolleys, and Caltrain to avoid traffic issues.

Transportation to work everyday in San Francisco Bay Area comes in many ways including riding a bicycle to work. The Bay Area Bicycle Coalition and sponsoring agencies are organizing the annual "Bike To Work Day" within nine bay area counties. The National Bike Month is every year in the month of May and bicycling to work is scheduled for May 14, 2015, and people have to celebrate on two-wheel bicycles because riding a bicycle to work becomes 21 this year.

The transportation issues in San Francisco has always been looking for improvements, and there is always a downturn rationale along ways and means of support. That's exactly what happens with the local Chariot and Leap shuttle services because many San Francisco residents are complaining about the shuttle services functional operation. These shuttle services are offered as alternative transportation from Marina District to downtown San Francisco and already receiving complaints from local residents and consumers.