The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) services agency in West Bay is launching 2022 Muni Art Project in San Francisco Bay Area. The SFMTA transit services agency is collaborating with SFB (San Francisco Beautiful) for therein annual artistic project display. The 2022 Muni Art Project theme this year is "Streets of San Francisco" and featuring five new local artists creative artwork, and artistically interpreting poems for riders to visualize.

The AC Transit (Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District) services agency in East Bay is releasing their second volume for greenhouse gas emissions study. The AC Transit agency released their first volume for ZETBTA (Zero Emission Transit Bus Technology Analysis) study in July 2021, and released the second volume for therein study during December 2021. The AC Transit study for ZETBTA database is aligned with their Roadmap To 2040 goals, and having a guide towards transit services with zero emissions and technology in the future.

The VTA (Valley Transportation Authority) services agency is collaborating with local agencies regarding an improvement project in South Bay. The VTA transit agency is collaborating with therein City of San Jose and Caltrans (California Department of Transportation) for the Highway 101/Blossom Hill Road development project. The project interchange will provide more safety elements for pedestrians and bicyclists in South Bay, and the intersection includes traffic lights and no right-turn traffic signs.

The Caltrans (California Department of Transportation) agency announced their new policy to consider Complete Streets during projects development. The Caltrans projects affiliated with transportation in San Francisco Bay Area as well as statewide developments will consider Complete Streets. The new policy requirement effort is to provide optional ways and means of support for people walking, biking, and using transit services. It's aligned with climate change in local communities, and public health matters with equity goals to build healthy communities statewide.

The STS (Sonoma County Airport) commercial airport in North Bay is offering nonstop flights to international airports in the western regional states. The STS Airport is providing nonstop flight services in the Bay Area with Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, United Airlines, and Avelo Airlines carrier. The STS Airport is partnering with The Good Traveler program to reduce and/or offset traveling carbon emissions in the Bay Area, and protecting our environment by air traveling passengers.

The SFO (San Francisco International Airport) commercial airport in West Bay is celebrating their nonstop flights with Vietnam Airlines service between America and Vietnam. The SFO Airport has become the first to operate such nonstop flights and offering two Vietnam Airlines service flights during each week. The departing airlines nonstop flights from SFO Airport to Vietnam marks a new milestone in commercial aviation flights. The SFO Airport partnership nonstop flights service was made possible when SFO Director, Ivar Satero had meetings with Vietnam aviation officials.

The OAK (Oakland International Airport) commercial airport in East Bay is launching their nonstop flights to PHL (Philadelphia International Airport) daily services. The OAK Airport daily nonstop flights to PHL Airport will be effective Wednesday, May 18, 2022 with Spirit Airlines, and the identified airlines have been serving East Bay more than a decade ago. The Spirit Airlines have been serving OAK Airport with low-costing air traveling fees, and making better connections for flight passengers across America.

The SJC (San Jose International Airport) commercial airport in South Bay is launching nonstop daily flights to PSP (Palm Springs International Airport) for Alaska Airlines. The SJC and PSP airports partnership flight services kicked off therein Alaska Airlines nonstop services during the holiday season. The Alaska Airlines departure flights from SJC Airport for therein nonstop daily services to Palm Springs really makes it easier for air traveling passengers.

The BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) services agency in San Francisco Bay Area is welcoming back commuting passengers with more frequency services. The BART transporting data showing more passengers are returning to transit train services, and making ways to their regional destinations in the Bay Area. The BART services agency shared their Welcome Back Plan for commuting passengers with new changes and expectations with regional transit services. The welcoming back package includes schedule changes on both weekdays and weekends, as well as more frequent train services in the region.

The NVTA (Napa Valley Transportation Authority) services agency in North Bay is progressively advancing their Napa Valley Forward improvement project in the Bay Area. The NVTA agency is collaboratively working closely with MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) to make it happen, and having therein project elements in place accordingly to improve services in Napa Valley. The MTC agency will take thereby leadership with NVTA and Caltrans to become partnering agencies regarding therein Napa Valley Forward improvement project.