Caltrain has implemented an AI-based safety system, RailSentry, at crossings to detect track hazards, starting at Churchill Avenue, after a successful trial in Burlingame.

Waymo has expanded its driverless robotaxi service in Silicon Valley, operating 24/7 in a 27-square-mile area, currently on an invite-only basis through the Waymo One app.

The Santa Clara VTA will shut down due to an ATU Local 265 strike, disrupting transit and prompting commuter alternatives. Negotiations struggle over wage increases, affecting community mobility.

Improvement work on Bellam Boulevard US-101 and I-580 ramps in San Rafael begins March 10, with expected traffic disruptions despite avoiding daytime ramp closures.

The Bay Area Air District has launched the Charge! Program, offering grants to increase EV charger availability, aiming for a 90% electric fleet by 2050.

Silicon Valley anticipates disruptions as ATU Local 265 plans to strike starting March 10th, affecting VTA bus and light rail services due to a contract dispute over wages and benefits. Negotiations are ongoing.

Contra Costa County's Tara Hills Curb Ramps Project will cause delays on Shawn Drive from Mar 10 to early June 2025, with work on weekdays from 7 am to 5 pm. Traffic may be delayed up to 10 minutes.

A poll shows 82% of Bay Area voters favor Caltrain, following the launch of electric trains that improved service and ridership rebound. A majority support further transit funding.

The $2.2 million Bolinas Road repair project near Fairfax Town Hall is complete, with both lanes now open, enhancing the road's resilience and ensuring continued access.

San Francisco is improving traffic and street infrastructure in preparation for converting the Great Highway into a park. The Sunset Boulevard Paving Renovation Project, along with new traffic signals, aims to enhance travel safety and efficiency.

Four SF Central Subway stations on the T Third line will close temporarily from Feb 26 to Mar 14 for maintenance to address water damage at Chinatown-Rose Pak Station.

Construction is set to begin on Valencia Street in San Francisco to replace the center-running bike lane with side-running lanes after feedback to the SFMTA.

The Alameda Seaplane ferry route has hit one million passengers since it started on July 1, 2021. It is the second-most popular for weekday ridership in the SF Bay Ferry system.