The Caltrans (California Department of Transportation) service agency has been providing assistance for drivers on highways during thereby storm in the Bay Area. Including the activation of highway electronic signs for drivers to be aware of the stormy weather conditions. The Caltrans state agency activated approximately 1200 highway electronic signs statewide, and helping drivers on highways during the recent stormy weather. The local drivers are happy about Caltrans assistance on highways, and especially with floods and snowing roadway areas statewide.

The SMART (Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit) train services agency in North Bay continues their new midday services in the Bay Area. The SMART train services during midday provides better connections for passengers with other transit agencies in the Bay Area. Including transit services with Golden Gate Ferry and Larkspur station, as well as making connections with Sonoma County Airport. The SMART train midday service was initiated from passengers and local communities input with outreach activities.

The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) transit services agency in West Bay is helping passengers navigate through thereby new T-Third services line. The SFMTA Ambassadors are assigned to help passengers with questions and getting them to their destinations using the new transit service line. The transit agency new service line started on Saturday, January 7, 2023 and ambassadors are helping passengers, and how to navigate through therein system between Chinatown and Sunnydale in Visitacion Valley.

The Alameda CTC (County Transportation Commission) services agency in East Bay is kicking off their 3rd Annual Creation For Transportation program in the Bay Area. The Alameda CTC annual event is through thereby SR2S (Safe Routes To Schools) Program with therein new theme this year is "Reboot Your Commute." The SR2S Program this year in 2023 will start on Wednesday, January 18, 2023 to Friday, March 17, 2023 for high school students within Alameda County. The Alameda CTC services agency SR2S Program will have events for high school students at their schools.

The VTA (Valley Transportation Authority) transit agency in South Bay is kicking off their 2023 human trafficking campaign in the Bay Area. The VTA transporting agency is serving as a model for AB2034 (Assembly Bill 2034) California state legislation approval in 2018. The California state legislation requires all transit agencies statewide to train employees for signs of human trafficking. Including transit bus and/or railway driving operators in the frontlines for awareness training and/or reporting human trafficking activities.

The BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) services agency in San Francisco Bay Area is starting their 2023 improvement projects for reliability services. The BART transporting agency is planning to repair and/or replace worn-out trackways for trains using therein Yellow Line services. The improvement project will improve trains operation with quicker and safer transporting services for the BART Yellow Line. The BART project for therein Yellow Line is the busiest services line in the Bay Area, and rebuilding the transit agency infrastructure is appropriate.

The SCT (Sonoma County Transit) services agency in North Bay continues offering free rides within some routing services in the Bay Area. The SCT transporting agency is operating with their updated services on local routes with daily weekday schedules. Including daily schedules for Routes 20, 30, and 60 as well as routing services for Sonoma State University for students. The SCT update routing services also includes intercity transit services, and local routes with Monday to Saturday schedules.

The WETA (Water Emergency Transportation Authority) ferry services agency in West Bay is launching their first-ever recognition program in the Bay Area! The WETA ferry services have been transporting passengers for many years, and starting to recognize crew members who are making thereby services the best. The ferry transit agency is asking passengers for crew members nomination, and passengers nominations can make a big difference. The WETA agency will recognize thereby winner to become the "Crew of the Year" awardee.

The County Connection transit services in East Bay is extending their operating contract with ATU (Amalgamated Transit Union) in the Bay Area. The extension is for an economic package approved by therein County Connection Board of Directors. The County Connection transit services in East Bay is operating under CCCTA (Central Contra Costa Transit Authority). The transit agency extends thereby ATU contract for three more years, and will continue to provide services in central neighborhoods within Contra Costa County.

The ACE (Altamont Corridor Express) train services in South Bay is moving into renewable diesel fuel aligned with their Climate Action Plan in the Bay Area. The ACE train will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 99% and saving our natural environment in the Bay Area. The train commuting services will become the first railway services for transporting passengers with renewable diesel fuel operations. The train agency will have therein key step forward to help with their zero emissions milestone pathway. The ACE train is partnering with Valley Pacific Petroleum Services Inc.