The Marin Transit services agency in North Bay is launching their school optional routes for students, as well as local public transit routes for college students. The Marin Transit Supplemental School Route 625 will restart on Tuesday, August 19, 2025 for Ross Valley School District. The transit agency local Route 613 and 619 will restart on Wednesday, August 20, 2025 for Tamalpais Union High School District. The Marin Transit Supplemental School Route 654 will restart on Thursday, August 21, 2025 for Novato School District.

The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) services agency in West Bay is launching thereby Speed Safety Camera Program to avoid traffic collisions. The SFMTA pilot safety program is aligned with therein AB645 (Assembly Bill 645) ratified by state legislation, and having thereby local life-saving technology program to save people in San Francisco from speeding cars. The SFMTA works closely with local Public Works Department staff to ensure cameras are installed appropriately, and operating well to capture speeding cars in San Francisco.

The CCTA (Contra Costa Transportation Authority) planning services agency in East Bay implemented their partnership summertime program for students. The CCTA transportation agency provides funding and strategic plans for transit services within Contra Costa County. The CCTA agency partners with Cal State East Bay and Bay Area LEEDS (Linking Education & Economic Development Strategies).

The VTA (Valley Transportation Authority) transit agency in South Bay is currently having construction to extend their railway services in East San Jose. The VTA transportation agency railway extension project called EBRC (Eastridge BART Regional Connector) is happening with traffic challenges in South Bay. The transit agency railway extension project requires construction to happen on Capitol Expressway between Story Road, Ocala Avenue, and Cunningham Avenue.

The MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) planning services agency in San Francisco Bay Area is managing highway drivers with assistance when necessary. The MTC regional strategic agency is partnering with CHP (California Highway Patrol) officers to assist drivers on highways with malfunctioning vehicles. The MTC and CHP partnership provides FSP (Freeway Service Patrol) staffing team to help drivers on Bay Area highways when their vehicle breaks down.

The SolTrans public transportation services agency in North Bay is offering free shuttle service for thereby Benicia Waterfront Rocks Festival. The SolTrans free local shuttle services will be effective on Saturday, July 27, 2025 and Sunday, July 28, 2025 between 11 AM and 6 PM during therein weekend festival. The SolTrans agency is one of thereby sponsoring agencies for the Benicia Waterfront Rocks Festival, and including headline musical entertainers from around the globe.

The Caltrain railway agency in West Bay received therein 2025 Commuter Rail Safety Gold Award recognizing their innovation efforts to safely transport passengers. The Caltrain agency was honorably recognized by APTA (American Public Transportation Association) for their local safety achievements, and making railway transit safer for traveling passengers in the Bay Area. The identified honorable award is presented to one agency every year by APTA, and honoring Caltrain for their innovative safety measures to protect traveling passengers.

The WestCAT (Western Contra Costa Transit Authority) services agency in East Bay is offering free passes for students to ride public transit within Contra Costa County coverage areas. The WestCAT transit services operation provides public transportation for western neighboring communities countywide, and aligned with thereby JPA (Joint Powers Authority) state governance standards. The WestCAT free transit rides for youth students during summertime will end on Thursday, July 31, 2025 and consistent with transit services of County Connection, Tri Delta Transit, and AC Transit.

The Santa Cruz METRO (Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District) services agency in South Bay is operating with their summertime schedules in the Bay Area. The transit agency summertime schedules started on Thursday, June 19, 2025 for routing services improvement countywide. The Santa Cruz METRO transit services for Route 1 and Route 2 will operate every 20 minutes during daytime services, and every 60 minutes during early morning and/or late night transit services.

The CTC (California Transportation Commission) state agency approved therein funding for transit mobility projects in the Bay Area and statewide. The CTC is awarding more than $400 million to Bay Area agencies for their mobility projects aligned with local transit improvement projects. The CTC will allocate therein state funds through MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) regional funding channel of thereby SB1 (Senate Bill 1) transportation funding package, and helping local regional transit agencies in the Bay Area with funding security.