BART extends train lengths to improve capacity and rider experience due to increased ridership, with upgrades to various lines and overall service enhancements.

The SF Bay Ferry reports a 98% customer satisfaction rate, maintaining high approval for three years. Riders appreciate the comfort and stress relief, with the service also preventing solo car commutes.

A clever North Beach developer figured out how to track every SFMTA parking officer in real-time, complete with leaderboards showing who issued the most tickets. The city shut him down faster than you can get a street cleaning violation.

CAV decals in the Bay Area will lose carpool lane and toll discount privileges starting October 1, 2025. FasTrak will update tags automatically, and Caltrans will revise signage to reflect the changes.

San Francisco International Airport conducted an annual emergency drill to test and improve their response to a plane crash scenario in the Bay, involving over 42 agencies and volunteers, including high school students.

San Francisco's Muni Heritage Weekend returns, featuring free rides on vintage streetcars and buses, family activities, and exhibits celebrating the city's transit history.

Waymo has received a permit to operate at San Francisco International Airport, starting with testing and aiming for commercial service to enhance transportation options.

The California Legislature approves Senate Bill 63 which could allow Bay Area voters to implement a sales tax for transit in 2026 if signed by the Governor. The bill aims to fund transit deficits and is supported by BART and SFMTA.

The Justice Department is suing Uber for alleged disability discrimination, claiming the company violates the ADA by refusing service to passengers with service animals and those with wheelchairs.

A BART network outage in the Bay Area due to an upgrade disruption affected early morning commuters, causing service delays until later in the morning.

SF Bay Ferry offers additional services for stranded commuters due to a BART network outage caused by a failed upgrade, while maintaining regular schedules.

Waymo robotaxis and a capped number of premium rideshares will be allowed to pick up and drop off on Market Street starting Aug. 26 in a phased, off-peak pilot that city officials say aims to revive downtown but that safety and transit advocates oppose.

The Bay Area's "Big Sync" project has streamlined transit schedules across multiple agencies, improving transfer times and potentially saving riders up to 20 minutes per trip.