The OAK (Oakland International Airport) commercial airport in East Bay is launching nonstop flights by Spirit Airlines to New York City/Newark metro regional area. The Spirit Airlines nonstop flights to and/or from OAK Airport, will use their A320 NEO aircraft going Eastbound/Westbound for air traveling passengers. It's the eighth nonstop flights for Spirit Airlines to and/or from OAK Airport, and making it easier for passengers to arrive/depart from the East Bay airport.

The SJC (San Jose International Airport) commercial airport in South Bay is resuming nonstop flights for American Airlines in October 2022. The SJC Airport is in the heart of Silicon Valley and will have nonstop flights for American Airlines directly to CLT Airport in Charlotte, North Carolina. The SJC Airport nonstop flights for American Airlines will use their Airbus A321 aircraft, to transport passengers directly to Charlotte, North Carolina. The air travelers in Silicon Valley will be happy to have therein nonstop flights, and will find it very useful for local business traveling.

The BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) services agency in San Francisco Bay Area is hosting their 50th Birthday Family Festival on Saturday, September 10, 2022. The 50th Birthday Family Festival for BART is a public party celebration with fun activities for families and children. The BART agency has been providing transit services for the Bay Area during 50 years of historical endeavors. The BART legendary transit services provided historical earmarks in the Bay Area transportation history.

The Golden Gate Transit services in North Bay is adding a new routing service for Route 132 starting Monday, September 12, 2022. The Golden Gate Transit services are operating under GGBHTD (Golden Gate Bridge Highway & Transportation District) serving North Bay regional areas. The transit services agency will operate two early morning services from Larkspur Ferry Terminal to San Francisco Financial District. The transit bus Route 132 morning weekday services from Monday to Friday will provide an option for passengers who prefers early services.

The WETA (Water Emergency Transportation Authority) services agency in West Bay is improving their communication connections with passengers. The WETA is launching their San Francisco Bay Ferry App to help passengers get real-time ferry schedules. The WETA commuting passengers can download thereby app on their iPhones and will be available for Android devices soon. The passengers will get mobile updated information on rider alerts and/or transit services routing changes.

The Alameda CTC (County Transportation Commission) services agency in East Bay has been recognized again for excellence in financial reporting. The Alameda CTC agency has been recognized for nine consecutive years by GFOA (Government Finance Officers Association). The agency is recognized for it's financial reporting performance is aligned with their Annual Comprehensive Financial Report. The recognition award by GFOA is the highest mark for financial reporting with excellence in governmental accounting.

The Santa Cruz METRO (Sant Cruz Metropolitan Transit District) services agency in South Bay is having their Highway 17 Express Services for people going to the beach. The Santa Cruz METRO new transit services will operate on weekends from San Jose Diridon Station to Santa Cruz Wharf and Main Beach. The new transit Express Services will cost $7 each way per passenger, and discounted rates are available for seniors and disability passengers. The transit agency Express Services can have up to three children ride for free with a paying adult.

The MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) services agency in San Francisco Bay Area is planning to improve paratransit services. The MTC agency successfully secured $500,000 million federal funding from FTA (Federal Transit Administration) to help streamline paratransit services. The federal funds will help MTC improve thereby paratransit services with the development of a technology driven software. The pilot improvement project will certainly help with more efficient services for paratransit passengers in the Bay Area.

The SMART (Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit) train services agency in North Bay is extending 40% discounts for passenger fees until Friday, June 30, 2023. Including the suspension for commuting passengers parking fees at SMART park-and-ride operational locations. The SMART ridership continues to elevate and cost of living in the Bay Area continues, to elevate in higher numbers for local families. The SMART Board of Directors approval of therein resolution is to help families by extending thereby traveling discounts in North Bay.

The Caltrain services agency in West Bay successfully completes therein second clearance test to ensure all operational requirements are in place appropriately. The Caltrain transit agency wants to have all safety elements in place accordingly before opening electric trains for public services. The electric trains testing procedural process was successful without any major problems, and no other clearance testing is necessary at this time. The next testing for new electric trains will be in place when thereby OCS (Overhead Catenary System) is fully installed for operation.