SFMTA Board of Directors is to vote on the Valencia Street bikeway design. If approved, it could start in 2025, aiming to enhance safety and experience along Valencia between 15th and 23rd streets.

The Bayview Shuttle, an on-demand service aiming to enhance transportation equity in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood, commenced operations on Nov. 12 with a fare-free month.

Caltrain reports a 54% increase in ridership to over 753,000 passengers in the past month since electrification, noting the highest commuter count since the pandemic and significant weekend rises.

The SFMTA warns of service cuts for Muni transit due to a forecasted $322 million deficit. Changes include reductions in bus service and failed Prop L affecting funding.

A federal court stopped Oakland International Airport from using "San Francisco Bay" in its name after SFO argued it could cause confusion and harm its brand.

SFO prepares for a 15% increase in holiday travelers, urging early arrival and offering new amenities, linked terminals, and additional destinations, including flights to Costa Rica.

Sonoma County approves the purchase of seven new all-electric buses, aiming to meet future zero-emission requirements and improve their transit fleet.

Marin County Supervisors endorsed a plan to test using the Richmond-San Rafael bridge bike lane as an emergency vehicle lane during peak weekday traffic to alleviate congestion.

The SamTrans Board has approved the "Moving San Mateo County" strategic plan, outlining service updates and investment strategies for transit through 2035.

SFMTA warns of parking enforcement under California's "Daylighting Law," with fines starting January 1, 2025, for vehicles parked too close to crosswalks.

The Port of Oakland received an award for its educational outreach related to environmental initiatives, particularly for hosting a zero-emissions symposium aimed at net zero carbon goals.

Lyft Inc. was fined $2.1 million by the Justice Department and FTC for misleading drivers about potential earnings and is subject to a permanent injunction to prevent future deceptive practices.

Zoox plans to deploy its autonomous vehicles for public use in select areas of San Francisco and Las Vegas, starting with employee-only rides. The cautious launch is in collaboration with safety regulators.