The Port of Oakland leads in refrigerated (reefer) exports in the U.S. for the seventh consecutive year, with specialized facilities aiding its success.

Caltrans will conduct tree trimming along SR29 in Napa County's Tunnel of Elms, causing stop-and-go traffic from February 26 to March 1, subject to dry weather.

Niles Canyon Road on Highway 84 near Sunol was indefinitely closed due to storm damage, impacting commuters and leading to one-way traffic control with a full closure expected by evening.

The SFMTA's report finds Valencia Street's center bike lane in San Francisco safer, but faces backlash from local businesses over parking issues and reduced foot traffic.

Caltrain will operate a modified schedule on Presidents' Day, with 40 local trains and limited shuttle service, excluding the Brisbane-Crocker Park Shuttle. Parking fees will apply.

Lyft's Women+ Connect feature, allowing women and nonbinary users to match with each other, is now available nationwide, promoting safety and comfort for these passengers and drivers.

Caltrans announces lane closure on SR 17 near Los Gatos for guardrail repairs, causing potential traffic delays from February 13-15 between 9:30 AM and 4 PM.

The Golden Gate Bridge Board of Directors is considering toll hikes to fund maintenance and transit services amid a budget shortfall. Public input is requested on the proposals.

Oakland International Airport completed phase 1 of its Taxiway W overhaul, enhancing a key part of its main airstrip, supported by funding from the FAA and designed for different flight types.

Getaround announced a restructuring plan, cutting about a third of its North American staff to improve profitability, despite a revenue jump last quarter. The layoffs are part of various initiatives including AI and global app improvements.

SFMTA has released a transit and traffic advisory due to major events from Feb 8-14, including Warriors games and the 49ers Super Bowl, with additional Muni service and road closures planned.

The historic Wohler Road Bridge will undergo a seismic retrofit in summer 2024, costing $18 million to update its structure while preserving its appearance.

SamTrans Ride Plus will begin charging fares using the Clipper payment system in Half Moon Bay and parts of East Palo Alto and Menlo Park after initially offering free rides.