Yaasss!! Much needed…read morerelief and a shortcut to ease traffic congestion! Coming from the Silicon Valley, I can now jump on 84 (Isabel Ave.) and cut through Livermore in order to access the 580 towards Tracy, Manteca / Stockton area. According to CA.Gov - PROJECT DESCRIPTION for State Route 84 Isabel Expressway Widening: "Caltrans will widen a 2.4 mile section of northbound and southbound State Route 84 (Isabel Avenue) from two lanes to four lanes and rehabilitate pavement to improve State Route 84 as a regional connection between I-580 and I-680 in Alameda County near the city of Livermore. The project limits are from Ruby Hills Drive to north of Concannon Blvd." Hopefully, the project won't have a negative impact on the daily commute or the lives of Livermore folks. Mahalo Khalifornia!

Doyle drive was built and constructed sometime back in the 1930's time frame…read more Doyle Drive was used to connect the southern end of the Golden Gate Bridge to San Francisco, which lead to the Marina District. At the time this was built I'm sure it was much more than adequate to provide service to the limited amount of vehicles. With over 70 years....Doyle Drive is due for an overhaul....I hope the new Doyle Drive will ease the traffic jams from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Marina. This is a nice drive and very scenic route. Once upon a time Doyle Drive would probably have been 5 stars.....due to the growing demand of vehicles for travel across the bridge and Doyle Drive it is time for an upgrade. Also not to mention the Earthquakes it's survived. Today April 28th, 2012 I had a chance witnessed parts of the Doyle Drive demolition and seen parts of the new Doyle Drive. Doyle Drive is targeted to be completed by 2014 to 2015 time frame. Here are a few pictures of the New and Old Doyle Drive, and Doyle Drive being torn down. Crushing Doyle Drive..... http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Vwg14PnBqsY7wrIFbco_Wg?select=HRn02wgP7UZzmQz1_ate8g Jaws... http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Vwg14PnBqsY7wrIFbco_Wg?select=o_Vp9mudzGBVVVK5BFqzZg Doyle Drive comes tumbling down.... http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Vwg14PnBqsY7wrIFbco_Wg?select=0jAeku_lnRGHtDlow2HU_w Looks like Robot at war.... http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Vwg14PnBqsY7wrIFbco_Wg?select=2UtrvW7Ht0Of9UuMzVDZEA New Doyle Drive to the left and Old Doyle Drive to the right..... http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Vwg14PnBqsY7wrIFbco_Wg?select=LKyjV28PyT19j8twxGfbuA Doyle Drive will have a clearer view from below..... http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Vwg14PnBqsY7wrIFbco_Wg?select=GzFr66pmhfUpZVJkixDsTw Demolition begins!! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/Vwg14PnBqsY7wrIFbco_Wg?select=lDFmCoX9pgwGqGDOenzygg

Ahh, Doyle Drive, definitely one of the most beautiful stretches of freeway in the world. Maybe I'm…read morebiased because, like many others, I was born in SF, as were my parents, and grew up traveling across this stunning and enigmatic stretch of road. I can still remember my grandparents telling me stories of when the Golden Gate Bridge was being built! I still drive along DD 4-5 times per week and the new earthquake retrofit construction is coming along swimmingly, literally. I say that because if you're not careful driving along here you'll end up crashing over the edge and having your car plunge into the embankments below! Why is it now even more dangerous? #1 Ever since they removed the tollbooths and toll-takers on the Golden Gate Bridge many drivers heading southbound will "floor it" and speed recklessly through the toll lanes at 60, 70, 80 mph!!! Why? Maybe they feel if they go fast enough the license plate cameras won't catch them to mail them their toll bill (kinda likely). Maybe they're in a rush to get to the yuppy bars in Cow Hollow or to Off The Grid in Fort Mason (kinda likely). Maybe they need to get quickly on to 19th Avenue, where the speed limits are strictly enforced (kinda likely). Or maybe they're being selfish, clueless, and inconsiderate douche-bag motorists who don't really give a damn about the safety of others (VERY likely). Whatever the case, if you are merging on to Doyle Drive from Baker Beach, Chrissy Field, or the 19th Avenue/Marina District detour, you are now faced with speeding cars who won't let you freaking merge! There are serious accidents ready to happen here!!! #2 The UNENFORCED 35 mph speed limit. I'm sorry but this is a joke. No one observes this and, if you do, you are tailgated and honked unmercifully by other drivers. Hello?! Are you listening CHP? Are you listening Golden Gate Bridge Patrol? Are you listening United States Park Police? I mean, why even bother having it if you don't monitor it? Oh wait, maybe because it IS a dangerous curving stretch of freeway that's under construction and cars could go plunging over the thin guardrails!!! Add to that, the only time they seem to enforce the 45 mph speed limit on the Bridge is after there's been a tragic, fatal, multi car traffic accident. Shah. #3 Tourists...gotta love em, gotta hate em. Yesterday a car full of them decided they didn't want to visit Sausalito so they f**king stopped their rental mini-van, dead in the middle of northbound Doyle Drive, did a u-turn, and drove against traffic to get off the freeway. They were laughing about it. The cars that had to avoid head-on collisions and veer out their way were not! I know the residents of the Marina District don't like a lot of signs in their neighborhood, none in fact, but there needs to be more signage letting drivers who are not familiar with the area know that they are approaching one of the last few turn-offs before getting on to the Golden Gate Bridge, both from Marina Blvd and Lombard Street. I mean really now...It would take just a little more to make this truly dynamic roadway a safer and more enjoyable drive for everyone!!!

This is a great limousine service! They are courteous and…read morefriendly and most important...ON TIME! Will always call them first!

Took the N Judah again. This time I strolled up a few blocks from the stop up the street from 9th…read more The street car is always crowded, but at least this stop is not filled with street people just sitting down not riding or crowds fighting to board. There's actually seating at the stop for passengers. I got nothing against street folks, but when I'm tired, I just want to sit down. I don't want to wait by a homeless encampment. I know I'll be standing all the way in the train for the next 37 minutes.

I take either the S or the SA home to the east bay every single day. With the exception of one…read moretime, the buses are always on time, at least within 5 minutes. The buses are like nice tour buses, there is free wi-fi, theres a light above your seat, the seat reclines, the drivers are always nice and friendly. The price is cheaper than bart, and u dont have to deal with the smelly bum guys, ladies with fish in plastic bags, and obnoxious teenagers screaming and texting in your face.

Dear S Line (Rest in Peace SA Line), Oh why did you had to…read morecut the service for the SA line! This bus line and all transbay buses are like hidden gems! Here are my top reasons for riding the transbay whenver possible: 1. plenty of room- not only do I get my own seat, but I can stretch my toes and take the seat next to me usually since the bus is never full 2. Clean- I don't see the beautiful "art" that often plagues MUNI or the trash that fills BART 3. free wireless Internet- I get to surf the Internet and fall asleep doing it with two seats 4. friendlier bus drivers- no cranky folks- since they have a limited # of stops to stop at, they tend to be in better spirits. 5. Quite often cheaper than BART 1 way. $4 one way. Now if you live in Fremont and take the transbay, that is a steal! Get their monthly transbay pass and save over half your BART commute bill! 6. Love the translink card. Just press and I'm in. No need for change or bills. 7. On Time- With the advent of cell phones, no one is ever on time. You can, however, count on these buses to be on time and to leave on time! (literally....) 8. Comfy seats- they recline! oh yes! there is a reading light! yes! now they just need to put in "mood" lighting and they can be a road version of Virgin Airlines

This is a great car service. Call Silvio. They have nice cars and great, safe drivers.read more

This Is A Cool San Francisco Muni 67 Bernal Heights Bus Line To Ride On.... I Have Rode On This 67…read moreBernal Heights Bus Line Several Times.... I just like riding on this San Francisco Muni 67 Bernal Heights Bus Line Just To Enjoy The Scenic View!!!!

I love this bus the best…read more It's never crowded. It's has plenty of yellow vertical bars and hangy down straps for the shawties who can't hold on AND maintain their balance when the bus lurches forward. There is raised seating in the back. Not sure why, but I like the high-up view. And it is soooooo clean. I almost smacked a guy I saw hock and spit onto the bus floors. The 67 is pristine. Let's not shit on it just yet, people.

Although the driver was quite pleasant and attentive, the company sent an old, dirty van with…read morepeeling paint and a rear side panel that was smashed in. That doesn't bode well to start. The inside had food on the floor, windows so dirty I couldn't see out of them and thought the driver had forgotten to turn on his lights. Even though the driver explained that it was that car or nothing, I was not at all happy. If you don't have a car that meets even industry minimum standards, the client should be made aware so they can make a choice. I certainly won't be using them again.

Both my wife and daughter along with many friends depend on BATG when they want to arrive at the…read moreairport safely and on time. We also use them when we want a night out without driving ourselves. It is much more relaxing not to worry about parking or having a cocktail or two. I highly recommend them for their punctuality, quality autos, and overall customer service.