The VTA (Valley Transportation Authority) and BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) partnership is upgrading the Milpitas Transit Center in South Bay. The Montague Expressway in Milpitas near the Great Mall will be closed Friday, July 10, 2020 to Monday, July 13, 2020 at certain hours. The roadway closure will be to hoist a pedestrian bridge to upgrade therein Milpitas Transit Center accessibility for traveling passengers.

The AC (Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District) transit agency has named their BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) bus Tempo regarding services in East Bay. Including a complete painted picture of Tempo on their AC Transit website for the public review, and transporting services will open sometimes during this summertime. The transit services in East Bay for Tempo will operate using bus-only lanes to allow traveling times for passengers to be faster. Including the boarding processing times for passengers to be quicker and making it easier on Tempo's boarding platforms.

The iconic cable cars in San Francisco will have some uncertain times of returning to full service for passengers in West Bay. The cable cars have been an iconic attraction in San Francisco for tourists since World War II, and became a historic national landmark in San Francisco Bay Area. The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) transit operational budget depends on cable cars multi-million dollars income revenues. The SFMTA have to shut down cable cars operation because of therein COVID-19 health pandemic until further notice of operation.

The SolTrans (Solano County Transit) agency in North Bay networks with AMPLY Power to manage the electric charging system for their transit buses. The SolTrans staffing will work closely with AMPLY Power to ensure the software application is working properly, and in conjunction with fueling of transit buses without problems. The SolTrans maintenance facility will be optimized with a cloud-based electrified charging system, to monitor transit power levels in real time and minimizing rate charges.

The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) Active Beale Transit Lanes project first phase is happening this week in West Bay. The SFMTA Board of Directors approved therein transit lanes project implementation in West Bay to help local passengers travel faster on muni buses. The SFMTA staffing identifies therein project will cost $1.71 million with funding from various outlets including local Prop K funding. The transit lanes improvement project is to promote active muni transportation and protecting bicyclists and pedestrians in downtown San Francisco.

The OAK (Oakland International Airport) commercial airport in East Bay is reopening Terminal 2 as more flights are scheduled for air travelers. The OAK Airport is expanding services during this month of July and August because of more flights for air traveling passengers in East Bay. Including the reopening of Terminal 2 along with reopening dining restaurants and retails for traveling passengers in OAK Airport. The airlines increasing air traveling services capacity at OAK Airport includes Southwest, Spirit, Alaska, Hawaiian, and Volaris airlines with more flights.

The VTA (Valley Transportation Authority) released a 10 Point Plan to strengthen the public's trust of South Bay transit buses operation is safe and healthy. The VTA Task Force has been working tirelessly with an innovative efforts for therein plan to protect transit passengers from the COVID-19 virus transmission. The Task Force prepared therein 10 Point Plan to ensure transit passengers are feeling safe and healthy riding local buses. The VTA 10 Point Plan is consistent with CDC (Centers of Disease Control) and Prevention agency elements to stop the spread of therein COVID-19 virus.

The SJC (Mineta San Jose International Airport) commercial airport in South Bay is working on measures to enhance healthy and safety elements for air travelers. The increasing demand to ensure air traveling passengers are safe and healthy at local airports because of the COVID-19 virus. The SJC Airport is investing with various facility upgrades and cleaning ways and means of supporting air travelers through the South Bay airport. Including the health and safety protection for airport employees and different airline personnel since therein COVID-19 health pandemic.

The BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) and Capitol Corridor partnership is launching an online merchandise store called Rail Goods for passengers. It will sell branded merchandise items with BART and Capitol Corridor logos on it, and the first time online merchandise stores for transit agencies. The transit agencies partnership to launch therein online merchandise store will make it accessible for passengers to connect on the road. To make it convenient for transit passengers on the road to purchase a gift for friends, families, and someone special.

The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) is restoring parking meter fees in West Bay for cars parking in San Francisco effective Monday, July 6, 2020. The businesses in San Francisco are starting to open and parking meter fees will be restored to help clean the city with street cleaning services. The SFMTA parking meter fees will have discounting rates depending on the area with parking demands for residents and businesses. The parking meter fees have been suspended because of the COVID-19 health pandemic and SFMTA was loosing a major part of operational revenues.