The Caltrain electrification project is on the move to hear from local communities regarding therein project from San Francisco to San Jose. The train electrification project is part of Caltrain Modernization Program as part of upgrading the system to become more reliable and efficient. The Caltrain program is scheduled to be completed and operational by 2020, and electrification has been part of Caltrain's strategic planning process. The Caltrain commuting railway system will operate effectively with faster services for passengers.

The United Airlines is adding more of its biggest planes for international routing services in SFO (San Francisco International Airport). The airlines adding more Boeing 777-300ER to boost flight services including new flights from SFO to EWR (New York/Newark Airport). It will start international services using the Boeing 777-300ER aircraft in August 1, 2017 from SFO to TPE (Taiwan International Airport). The United Airlines initially ordered 14 airplanes during the month of May and delivered 9 at this time for operation.

The Caltrain Board of Directors approved $82.9 million contract for an improvement project in collaboration with the City of San Mateo. The construction contractual amount will be awarded to Shimmick & Disney Joint Venture company for the project to make it happen during the Fall season 2017. The Caltrain improvement project will be for two and a half years with a new elevated Hillsdale Station along with updated amenities. The project effort is to improve safety for passengers and reducing traffic congestion within the regional area.

The VTA (Valley Transportation Authority) transit agency is planning to develop streets for improvement projects in Santa Clara County. The VTA improvement project is called Complete Streets Program in partnership with MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) other local agencies to make the project happen. The VTA project goal is making it workable and easier for travelers, and avoiding vehicular traffic congestion on local streets. The VTA planning team wants to hear from local residents for their input, because it's their streets and their community input really counts.

The vehicular traffic and public transit matters in San Francisco Bay Area continues to become problematic with unforeseeable issues of concern. The Millbrae BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) and Caltrain station is not getting 16,500 passengers every weekday as projected during the planning and development process. The Silicon Valley Business Journal reports therein station as the largest transit hub in Western regional areas nationwide, and passengers getting to the airport is much less popular as planned.

The City of Palo Alto is removing RVs lined along El Camino Real across from Stanford University stadium especially when college football season is happening soon. The RV (Recreational Vehicle) owners will be requested to remove their RVs because therein vehicles have been parked there for more than 72 hours. The local residents have noted many RVs parking along El Camino Real and neighborhood residents want those vehicles removed. The El Camino road is a state roadway and prohibits vehicle parking on city street or public for 72 consecutive hours.

The Tesla Motors displayed their electric Model-3 car and scheduled to complete by Friday as planned. The Tesla Model-3 car is expected to cover a range area of 215 miles for only one charge. The awaited successful roll-out of therein Model-3 will provide sustainable energy sources and company's financial future. The car production will increase with 100 cars during August, 1,500 in September, and 20,000 per month during December. The Tesla goal is to produce 500,000 electric cars a year in 2018, and about 15,000 more than the production during first quarter.

The shuttle buses transporting company employees to work everyday is showing positive results regarding the latest survey study outcome. The corporate shuttle buses for Google, Facebook, Apple, and other San Francisco Bay Area companies are getting positive feedback. Because of an effort to help with congestive highways and roadways in the Bay Area, and saving our natural environment for healthy reasoning. The Silicon Valley Leadership Group provided a polling survey within Santa Clara County with 78% of participants earmarking positive impact with company shuttles.

The MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) is looking as ways and means of support for enforcement regarding highway carpool lanes. The carpool lanes in San Francisco Bay Area is getting congested because of many drivers are cheating to use it unlawfully, and making it unsafe for other drivers on local highways. The MTC is working with state legislators and CHP (California Highway Patrol) for assistance to ensure drivers are not unlawfully using carpool lanes.

The San Francisco Bay Area transportation fares are increasing effective July 1, 2017 for public transit agencies and Golden Gate Bridge tolls. The public transportation agencies serving San Francisco Bay Area will increase passengers fares to keep up with infrastructure changes. Including the Bay Area high cost of living for families and children as well as transportation needs. The SamTrans transit agency serving San Mateo County is planning to increase parking fees at Colma BART station along with new bus fare increases.