The AC Transit (Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District) services agency in East Bay participated in thereby White House transit discussions on zero-emission buses. The Board of Directors President, Joel Young, represented AC Transit and board members interest with supportive appropriations to help zero-emission buses. Including ways and means of having manufacturing elements for zero-emission buses transitional production. As well as sharing with national transit leaders the AC Transit experience during 20 years of zero-emission initiatives.

The VTA (Valley Transportation Authority) transit agency in South Bay is campaigning to stop harassment on public transportation in the Bay Area. The VTA services agency is focusing on their core values of safety and security for all passengers, and sharing "Do's and Don'ts" approaching elements to help traveling passengers. The VTA personnel is sharing information about stopping harassment on the agency website, and how to report thereby harassment behaviors.

The Caltrans (California Department of Transportation) state services agency is getting six more zero-emission trainsets aligned with thereby service agreement. The Caltrans state agency agreement with Stadler Rail Inc. equates to $127 million to have six more zero-emission trainsets in North America. The Caltrans agency ordered thereby first four hydrogenated power trainsets from Stadler Rail Inc. and wants six more zero-emission trainsets.

The SMART (Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit) train services agency in North Bay is taking people on beer brewing tours during the month of February 2024! Including free shuttle services for local beer brewing companies, and people can enjoy beer tasting tours at therein "FEBREWARY 2024" without driving. The SMART train is partnering with ferry services to connect passengers with local transit shuttles accordingly and without driving personal cars. The transit train agency is offering thereby combo discount tickets for passengers taking the ferry and train services.

The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) transit services in West Bay is back with more passengers onboard in the Bay Area! The SFMTA muni services agency transported passengers with 142 million trips during 2023, and with 25% increase versus 2022 transit services. Including 71% ridership recovery rate since 2019 during thereby year ending for 2023, and 86% during weekend services and 68% during weekday services.

The WestCAT (Western Contra Costa Transit Authority) service agency in East Bay is offering free paratransit rides for eligible passengers. The WestCAT provides transit services within western Contra Costa neighboring communities, and offering a program to help paratransit riders. The transit agency have a LIFE (Low-Income Fare Equity) Program to help paratransit riders, and offering free rides for eligible passengers. The eligible paratransit riders for therein LIFE Program will get 10 oneway tickets per month to use for traveling.

The SSCRTC (Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission) services agency in South Bay is continuing their construction project for auxiliary traffic lanes. The SSCRTC services agency is constructing thereby auxiliary lanes on Highway 1 to improve local traffic. Including a new bicycle and pedestrians overpass at Chanticleer Avenue, and making it safer and easier for pedestrians and bicycle riders. The alternate crossover Highway 1 route for pedestrians and bicycle riders will connect with faster transit services.

The MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) services agency in San Francisco Bay Area is planning to make traveling easier in the Bay Area with public transit. The MTC agency is working closely with Bay Area transit service agencies, and ABAG (Association of Bay Area Governments) to make traveling easier in the San Francisco Bay Area. Especially for people using public transit transportation systems, and traveling across county jurisdictions with challenging transit networking systems.

The GGBHT (Golden Gate Bridge Highway & Transportation District) service agency for North Bay is proposing to increase thereby Golden Gate Bridge tolls. The GGBHT District is proposing to raise toll fees during a five-year plan with options, and requesting thereby public feedback to proceed. The appropriated funding from tolls increase will help with therein GGBHT District operational funding. Including funding revenues to offer Golden Gate Transit and Ferry services in the Bay Area.

The WETA (Water Emergency Transportation Authority) services agency in West Bay is offering free coffee during morning commuting hours in the Bay Area! The WETA agency is partnering with S&P Concessions to provide therein free coffee for ferry passengers, and helping to raise funds for local food banks. The partnership free coffee for ferry passengers is a promotion, and raising funds for food banks in the Bay Area. Including passengers participation with Pay It Forward initiative by virtual food drives, and helping raise funds for local food banks.