Sonoma County approves the construction of a new permanent bridge over the Russian River, replacing a temporary seasonal bridge for better safety and access.

BART's planned September track shutdown between Rockridge, MacArthur, and 19th Street stations has been postponed to October to minimize rider impact and improve work efficiency.

Alameda receives a $16 million federal grant for safety improvements on a major city corridor, with construction expected to start in 2026, as part of the SS4A program under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

SamTrans experienced a significant reduction in bus services due to a sick-out by 30% of its drivers, affecting commuters in San Mateo County, although school and paratransit services remain unaffected.

Lyft is restructuring its bikes and scooters division, now Lyft Urban Solutions, laying off 1% of staff and expecting to incur $34-$46 million in charges while projecting a $20 million increase in annualized adjusted EBITDA by 2025.

San Francisco's Van Ness Avenue BRT project receives ITDP Silver designation for its rapid, safe transit service, surpassing pre-pandemic ridership levels.

Berkeley drivers will face temporary night closures on Gilman Street at I-80 on September 3-4 for construction, with detours via 2nd, 4th, Cedar Street, and Eastshore Highway.

Caltrain introduces a $1 youth fare and $2 day pass to make travel more affordable for younger riders in the Bay Area, aiming to encourage public transit use and ease traffic congestion.

Caltrans is upgrading the median barrier and adding safety lighting to I-80 from Alameda to the Carquinez Bridge, aiming to enhance nighttime driving safety.

The Russian River bridge at Vacation Beach in Sonoma County was closed due to a dam failure, affecting local recreation plans, especially for the upcoming Labor Day weekend.

The W. Estudillo Ave entrance at San Leandro BART station will be closed from September 9 for sidewalk and safety improvements, causing detours for six weeks.

Caltrain has announced a new electric train schedule starting September 21, promising faster and more frequent service, including peak service with four trains per hour and faster express rides.

Caltrans announces a three-week lane closure on the Walnut Ave/Railroad Ave off-ramp of SR 37 in Vallejo for emergency repairs, starting August 26, 2024, affecting traffic but not westbound SR 37.