San Francisco muni transportation services have been downgraded by many passengers for not being reliable and dependable, and procedural plans are in the process for services improvement. The muni improvement plans will include constructing some roadway lanes for buses only, and making it pedestrian safety during loading and unloading zones. The Board of Supervisors approved $873,000 for this improvement project along Geary Boulevard and traffic lights will be reviewed for fixtures as well if necessary.

The City of San Leandro is upgrading it's shuttle services due to increase ridership and making it faster with more stops within the industrial business area. The services are provided to assist working class people with feasible transportation that's reliable and dependable for commuters. The shuttle services will continue because of support from business communities and providing granting funds for supportive services. The shuttle routes will be reconfigured adding more stops and making it convenient for working class people.

The latest research findings indicate electric cars may not be suitable to save our natural environment, and a lot of technologies thinking of it as being clean - it's not really as it appears. Electric cars powerful engine is generated by coal and the processing structure can hurt our environment, and may create worsening elements for the global warming environment. The coal processing elements can produce 3.6 times more smog deaths because of polluted air, and worse carbon-dioxide results during the electrical power production for cars.

The City of Mountain View announced yesterday that shuttle services will be offered for residents, and paid for by the historic technology giant Google. The services will help reduce traffic congestion problems within local roadways, and providing local communities with some sense of ownership knowing each other. Residents traveling services will begin January 2015 providing people with transportation to work, public parks, train stations, and even shopping.

The Caltrain transportation system had many services disruption yesterday, and delaying services for passengers and working class people commuting to and from work. A Caltrain going south smashed an empty Toyota on the train tracks at Fairoaks Avenue in Atherton, and a train going northbound hit smashing debris elements from the incident. During 20-25 minutes later, another Caltrain hit a truck that stopped on the tracks in San Jose before Blossom Hills train station.

The Caltrain system in San Francisco Bay Area operates to provide transportation services for passengers from San Jose to San Francisco. The Caltrain system has been approved for redevelopment and retrofitting process to upgrade the trains and become electrified to save our natural environment. This effort is because of increase ridership for commuters especially working class people, and will also provide more space for bicycles, because some people ride their bicycles to train stations and ride their bicycles to work locations.

The California High-Speed Rail coming through San Francisco Bay Area has a new decision from a federal agency overseeing such types of transportation procedural projects and developmental process. The U.S. Surface Transportation Board decided the environmental reports finding by the state doesn't apply to this high-speed rail project.

The workers for San Francisco International Airport (SFO) restaurants are back at work after their two day strike, and contract negotiations are continuing for restaurant labor union members. The two day strike started in place during the first day of stormy weather conditions in San Francisco Bay Area affecting flights at San Francisco SFO. Passengers can now have food to eat while waiting for delaying flight arrivals and departures, especially other SFO workers forgetting their meals during shift changes and want some food to eat.

The San Francisco BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) transportation was shut down on Friday and Sunday temporarily due to electrical malfunction. The recent stormy weather may have created an electrical shortage that caused a mechanical malfunctioning equipment that created the temporary shutdown of the BART connector train. The connector line operates and transports passengers from Oakland Coliseum to Oakland International Airport, making connection transportation for traveling passengers to the airport easier.

The rainy storm on Monday morning adding more problems on freeways and roadways in San Francisco Bay Area, also delaying more flights at San Francisco International Airport. Highway 101 was flooded in the Peninsula and creating traffic congestion problems, and car accidents on highways 680 and 280 in San Francisco regional area. "Flights are delaying for at least two hours and expected to last through the evening," said Bob Rotiski, SFO Duty Manager. The wind is also strongly blowing trees down and debris on roadways creating more problems for drivers on the road.