The recent BART contract negotiations for union members and administration started in April 2013 and broke down several times, due to negotiation delays and contract denial issues regarding pension, working conditions, and pay increases. A conflict resolution report by Washington Consultancy Agreement Dynamics indicates "distrustful relationships" between union members and BART management, and needs a reforming process for improvement benefiting both sides during future negotiations.

The EV (Electric Vehicles) Advocacy group has made a milestone of reporting California is the first state to have 100,000 electric cars and plug-in hybrids on the road. The advocacy group reporting indicates in 2012 electric cars sales are accelerating and offering rebates to customers who purchase electric plug-in and hybrid cars. Car dealers in California are happy to sell hybrid and electric plug-in cars with an effort to save the air, and our environment according to reporting elements.

Airline pilots have developed flying airplanes a professional way of transporting people with optimal training, and required amount of flying hours to be successful as well as neutral relationships with passengers. Sometimes retired pilots take on flying airplanes as a form of hobby and ongoing skill development, and having fun at the same time. Unfortunately, sometimes having fun in the air and flying airplanes can be dangerous, even if the pilot is very skillful with experience, because anything can happen and pilots have to be prepared for challenges at all times during a flight.

The Southwest Airlines have a new physical look and generating more flights in the future, and one of the major airlines force in San Francisco Bay Area with departing and arrival flights in major airports. The airline administrators had 100 plus people working on this project for the past 15 months, and developing the new airline look little-by-little and emerging to a complete new visual look for Southwest Airlines. The whole focus is to have excellent customer services as a priority from the heart since day one, and iconic airline colors are still part of the new look.

The traffic congestion in Bayview District this morning was created by a man hit by the muni railway train on Third Street around 5 AM, and injured man was transported to San Francisco General Hospital for his facial and head injuries. The traffic delayed for more than two hours and one passenger was on the railway train during the incident, and traffic was cleared around 7:30 AM for normal flow of traffic within the area. "The one passenger traveling aboard the train at the time was not injured," said Paul Rose, SFMTA Spokesperson.

The San Francisco developmental central subway is progressively moving forward with potential outlook of how Chinatown subway station will become, and receiving outlook design feedback from community people as well as developmental agencies. Chinatown plaza design was presented to the commission in 2012 and more artistic phase developments were added including open space on a rooftop seating area, and open space was elevated as top priority for commuters on transit transportation and community.

Commuters from across the bay to San Francisco especially working class people finds it hard to commute yesterday, due to an accident on I-580 westbound around 7:30 AM and considering ongoing highway developments along I-80 westbound in Alameda County. When local highways and roadways are under development it creates hardship, and when an accident happens, it makes traffic more and more congested and stressful for people.

People are always saying something about local transportation in San Francisco, averaging from negative results versus positive results, and more about reliable and accountable transportation services people can depend on especially working class people. That's exactly what San Francisco Board of Supervisors are counting on regarding funding approval for new muni fleet cars, hopefully the new railway muni light-rail vehicles will provide more timely schedules for commuting passengers.

Passengers traveling into San Francisco International Airport or any airport may have to pay for a knee defender device, to avoid any future backlash behaviors between traveling passengers during airline flights. The knee defender device will help prevent passengers sitting behind the other passengers on airlines, by not having the person sitting in the front seat, decline his/her seat backward creating negative behaviors for passengers.

The muni transportation fare increase in San Francisco is making some passengers unhappy with 25 cents fare increase, in fact, some passengers are using "foul and profane language" directing to MTA officials and the fare increase process. The 25 cents fare increase was in affect on recent Labor Day holiday and it appears to make some people upset, and possibly a matter of educating people about elements involved in the process. Because 25 cents muni fare increase applies to regular muni commuters only, and not affecting seniors, people with disabilities, and youth.