The AC Transit services in San Francisco Bay Area provide approximately 100,000 people commuting on a weekday average, and sometimes get stuck in traffic and leading into unreliable scheduling services. AC Transit is having a study to research for future improvement services generating customer satisfaction for transit passengers. Some passengers are saying sometimes we have too many studies and wasting tax payer's monies, but what we need is acting on what is already in place including enforcement of rules and regulations for people to follow.

A woman traveling in Menlo Park over a crossing train track was struck by Caltrain and died at Stanford Hospital thereafter the accident for critical injuries. A traffic condition caused the traveling woman on the railroad crossing tracks, and a train going up to 79 miles hit the woman's SUV on the passenger side. Creating a crashing loud sound in the neighborhood and local residents and working people can hear the loud booming sound.

The ferry transporting services in Richmond has been approved by CCTA (Contra Costa Transportation Authority) board and awaiting approval by WETA (Water Emergency Transportation Authority) board for a joint agreement for ferry services implementation. The project will approximately cost $40 million to $45 million for ferry vessels and ferry terminal building, and passengers can start ferry services sometimes in 2018 with progressive services.

The Caltrans transportation workers started construction on Broadway overpass ramp on Highway 101 in Burlingame, and creating traffic congestion within San Francisco Bay Area along San Francisco International Airport. The overpass ramp overhaul is anticipated to cost $83 million and making it easier for drivers to navigate after project completion, and planned to replace an existing ramp between Rollins Road and Old Bayshore Highway. The development project started with a ribbon cutting last fall of the oldest intersection ramp in San Mateo County within the Peninsula since 1947.

Transportation is a critical means of life support in San Francisco Bay Area and needs appropriate changes, especially for commuting working class people including families and children. The traffic congestion issues are becoming more and more headaches for drivers, including highways and roadways in the Peninsula regional areas from San Jose to San Francisco. State legislators are trying to seek solutions to ongoing traffic problems and research data is suggesting transportation issues of concerns will get worse.

According to generated data on deaths within San Francisco Bay Area by means of transportation, it shows 11 deaths related to workplace transportation activities. The other data shows 7 deaths during transportation task and 9 of the deaths involved people in transportation and lacking safety issues of concern. There 385 cases statewide regarding transportation since 2013 and data indicates 133 from transportation incidents, and 76 from violence and other injuries on the road.

The City of Petaluma in Sonoma County is undergoing some highway and roadway improvement projects, and creating hardship for traffic during regular working hours for commuters. Earlier this month in February 2015, temporary configurations were in place for northbound and southbound at Old Redwood Highway off-ramps interchanging lanes. All drivers should be aware of traffic and when exiting the freeway at Old Redwood Highway, immediately choose a left of right lane during the exiting process to avoid accidents.

The state legislators in California will possibly approve a legislative bill regulating responsible bicyclist adults to wear helmets while riding a bicycle. The bicycle helmet legislation is presently in effect only for under 18 years of age people, and this legislation will make it to include adults over 18 years of age for their safety. The legislative bill is introduced by Senator Carol Liu, D-La Canada Flintridge as a form of preventing head injuries for bicyclists riding to work and/or pleasure on a daily basis.

The Golden State Warriors basketball team administrators are working closely with San Francisco administrative officials to make it work for transportation when the arena opens in 2018. The Warriors team administrative representative provided a transportation plan for Mission Bay Advisory Committee review in San Francisco, and looking at all possibilities to avoid traffic issues during Warrior home games.

The California Department of General Services spent $540,000 for state legislators new hybrid cars to use for business use only on a leasing basis for legislative officials. The new hybrid eco-friendly cars will replace older car models aligned with Governor Jerry Brown's encouraging instructions, for legislators to use clean fuel cars to save our natural green environment. Some people are not happy about expenditures for new hybrid cars because people are trying to make it in California with high cost of living among everything else.