As bicycling in San Francisco and bay area movement on the rise, with many changes in transportation with linkage to healthy life styles, and natural environmental healthy awareness benefits while biking to work - Bicycle Coalition Executive Director is stepping down. Leah Shahum has been the coalition Executive Director for 12 years and moving on to other endeavors in her life, and has been seen by people riding her bicycle during her tenure.

San Francisco means of transportation comes in many forms and bicycling is certainly one of the developmental transportation needs in San Francisco Bay Area. That's exactly what Bay Area Share Program is generating an opportunity for people to bike on their way to work during working hours, and helping people produce a way of helping themselves lead to a healthy environmental way to work everyday.

Because transportation is a necessity for working class people as well as families and children, on a daily basis for activities within San Francisco Bay Area, and it could be a hardship situation, creating stressful relations for people on the road. It could lead into unhealthy and unsafe situations for some commuters, generating unhealthy symptoms within their human system, and producing unsafe and unlawful violating behaviors on the road.

The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition had it's annual Golden Wheel Awards in San Francisco waterfront celebrating it's progressive efforts, trying to turn San Francisco Bay Area into a cycling paradise for people pedaling to work on a daily basis. Some of coalition's progressive work includes green lanes for bicycling operation along local roadways, bicycle routing pathway on the new bay bridge, and local regional bike share program locations within the bay area.

This past weekend in San Francisco has been busy with many local activities including transportation, and Monday morning commute was not so bad with minor and little delays on Parnassus Avenue and Stanyan Street due to an accident. Transportation services along Van Ness and Embarcadero approximately around 8 AM was slowly moving as usual, and considering all local activities in San Francisco with transit/muni transportation in full operation, Monday commuting and transportation wasn't bad at all.

Public transportation in San Francisco Bay Area is critically vital for people to commute within the bay area, especially working class people as well as families and children, and BART is progressively building it's infrastructure to make it easier and efficient for commuters. Part of BART's progressive development is to make commuting roadways easily accessible for people, and roadways in Fremont during developmental process will be open next week for full commuting access along Warren Avenue.

The San Francisco International Airport (SFO) introduces a high tech app for legally blind and visually disabled people traveling into the airport, and helping them have some guidance with verbal commands through this app as a useful tool. This indoo.rs app is part of San Francisco mayor's office Entrepreneurs In Residence Program helping new start-up enterprises in San Francisco, collaborating city departments and start-up companies in the private-sector business setting.

San Francisco is booming with all types of business including high-tech companies and small business, including the rising cost of living with various elements when you live or work in the City-By-The-Bay! The working class people and city residents commute everyday using public transportation and other means of support, and big business corporations in San Francisco maybe violating local regulations.

The San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) is procedurally working on a reliable understanding between the agency and commuters, because some people are complaining about bike riders not obeying approved regulations for their bicycles when on-board BART. When commuters have their bicycles on-board BART, they can store their bicycles within certain BART cars and not inside other cars, and unfortunately, some bike riders commuting on-board BART are not following the approved rules.

The Golden Gate Bridge is one of the foremost eye-viewing scenery in San Francisco and gateway to many more unforgettable local landmarks in San Francisco Bay Area. Unfortunately, labor unions coalition within the Golden Gate Bridge district is planning a strike if current negotiations don't make it to the next level, because it appears that some union members are not happy with the proposed contract by district administrators.