Pinehurst Road in Canyon will have delays due to rock removal and erosion control work by Contra Costa County Public Works from March 24-31, causing up to 20-minute delays.

San Francisco's Upper Great Highway is permanently closed to vehicles, transforming into Ocean Beach Park with lookout points and recreational space, despite controversy and legal challenges.

AC Transit is increasing fares starting July 1, 2025, with local cash fares rising to $2.75 and to $3 the next year. This is in response to a financial shortfall that has grown to $238 million.

The VTA has filed a lawsuit against ATU Local 265 to end a strike that is disrupting public transit, alleging a breach of the no-strike clause in their collective agreement.

San Francisco's Board of Directors adopted a new Biking and Rolling Plan, focusing on safety, connectivity, and access for cyclists and pedestrians, with community input shaping its development.

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.