The Bay Area Toll Authority proposed toll hikes for SF Bay Area bridges to start in 2026, aiming to fund maintenance, with a public consultation period open.

Palo Alto may partner with Tesla to test 'Cybercabs' for their struggling rideshare program, awaiting regulatory approval for autonomous vehicle operation.

Contra Costa County Public Works is treating roads in Bay Point and Pacheco. The work will continue until November 29, causing potential weekday delays.

SamTrans employees in San Mateo County will receive wage increases following a three-year agreement with Teamsters Local 856, with annual raises and job classification equity adjustments.

The BART Board approved the Free & Discounted Transfers Pilot Program, designed to save money for riders across 22 Bay Area transit agencies and improve service coordination. The program aligns with the upcoming Next Generation Clipper card system.

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors has approved the construction of bike lanes on Arnold Drive, with work starting in 2025 to enhance safety and promote zero-emission transport.

BART begins installing new fare gates at San Francisco International Airport Station on October 11, aiming to improve the transit system by the end of 2025.

NHTSA issues a consent order to Cruise for not fully reporting an autonomous vehicle crash involving a pedestrian, imposing a $1.5 million fine and requiring a corrective action plan.

Oakland Airport introduces WhereWeFly, a digital trip planning tool designed to help travelers explore OAK's 48 destinations with a 3D globe and social sharing options.

A spill from a truck carrying totes of liquid in West Santa Rosa has necessitated major road closures and a hazmat response, with ongoing cleanup efforts.

BART reports a significant increase in ridership, though it remains below pre-pandemic levels, as the transit system adapts to shifting travel patterns amidst an ongoing budget crisis.

San Francisco celebrated the reopening of the L Taraval Muni line after a major improvement project that enhances the transit experience and service consistency.

The Port of Oakland reported a 5.4% rise in container volume in August, with imports up by 14.9% while exports slightly declined by 5.5%. The port expects a strong final quarter.