A new free water shuttle service between Oakland and Alameda, named the 'Woodstock,' was launched, offering a quick six-minute voyage across the estuary. The shuttle, part of a two-year pilot program, aims to provide a traffic-free alternative for pedestrians and cyclists, connecting the two cities just 826 feet apart. Operated by the San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority, the shuttle has a capacity of 31 passengers and 14 bicycles, running Wednesday through Sunday. The service received positive feedback from riders and officials, highlighting the importance of sustainable transportation options and easing travel between the neighborhoods.