The WETA (Water Emergency Transportation Authority) ferry services report identifies 94% ridership increase for passengers taking San Francisco Bay Ferry services in the Bay Area. The WETA status report shows ridership increase since 2012 and demand for ferry services along four transporting routes. The WETA visionary strategy is having 44 fleet vessels, 16 ferry terminals, and 12 service routes for passengers in San Francisco Bay Area.

A driver was killed recently while driving the Tesla Model X autonomous car within San Francisco Bay Area in Mountain View, California. The car accident happened along Highway-85 and Highway-101 interchange in the Bay Area that killed driver Walter Huang, and Apple Engineer. The Tesla auto company is defending their autonomous car autopilot system, and Caltrans is also defending the highway safety barrier where the car crash happened. The Tesla spokesperson identified a concern has been raised about the car navigation system and not the autopilot performance.

The Uber company self-driving cars for autonomous testing has been terminated within San Francisco Bay Area and statewide California. The Uber company is halting their self-driving car testing on California public roads and has decided not to renew their permit expiring Saturday. The ride-hailing company decided to stop their robotic autonomous car testing in California, Arizona, Pittsburgh, and Toronto. The Uber company have to get a new operational permit and addressing investigation into the crash in Arizona that killed a pedestrian.

The BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) reports showing increase with electronic devices thefts during 2017 last year - 52% increase. The items for thieves to steal is mobile phones and other electronic devices, and involving forceful behaviors considered to become violent crimes. The BART agency is reportedly using multiple surveillance cameras with high-quality results to identify thieves. Although, BART's increase with thefts of passengers electronic devices, BART auto theft is decreased by 13% and bike thefts decreased by 18%.

The CHP (California Highway Patrol) reported a tour bus driver was driving drunk transporting passengers to a local casino in North Bay within San Francisco Bay Area. The tour bus arrived at Graton Casino without any injuries and the driver Angela Teasley was arrested for driving impaired. The passengers were afraid and hoping they will make it safe because the driver was swaying off the road and hitting the bridge guardrail. The passengers called 911 to report the unsafe situation and CHP interviewed passengers, and driver was almost 4 times over the legal alcohol limit.

The MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) is offering summer jobs for youth around San Francisco Bay Area to secure experience in the transportation field. The MTC is accepting summer internship applications as part of their internship program during the summer season. It's part of the MTC High School Summer Internship Program for summer season and Sunday, March 25, 2018 is the deadline for applications.

The MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) have scheduled Bike To Work Day 2018 on Thursday, May 10, 2018. The annual event is an opportunity people to ride bicycles to work and feeling healthy within San Francisco Bay Area regional areas. The MTC event committee is looking for people to submit names for people to receive the "Bike Commuter Of The Year" award during the event. The nominating names for therein award must be submitted by Tuesday, April 3, 2018 for consideration and finals will be awarded during events in the Bay Area.

The VTA (Valley Transportation Authority) and Public Health Department in Santa Clara County is offering free training for bicyclists - Smart Cycling Training. The partnership agencies are offering therein training for bicyclists to become familiar with laws aligned with riding bicycles on public roads. To avoid any possible accidents and/or become more safe on public roads because of lawful roadway rules and regulations. The Smart Cycling Training will provide bicyclists more techniques and tools for awareness and becoming safety on public roads.

The Uber company announced their self-driving cars are off the road and will stop all testing modes because of a deadly accident in Tempe, Arizona. The Uber self-driving car hit a pedestrian female while crossing the street and was pronounced dead at the hospital. The victim was a 49 year old female named Elaine Herzberg when she was transported to a local hospital where she passed away from injuries. The Uber company is pulling off all self-driving cars in San Francisco and other municipal cities for safety reasoning. The Tempe police officer Sgt.

The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) installation crews started to put in place barriers to protect bicyclists from Uber and Lyft cars on Valencia Street in San Francisco. Including new street painting and vertical flex posting items to avoid double parking for cars in bike lanes as part of the Valencia Bikeway Improvement project. The bike lanes improvement project will hopefully reduce accidents with bicyclists within the neighborhood and improving safety.