San Francisco Muni Bus Causes Pedestrian Accident

Claude Wyle
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Posted by Claude WyleOctober 08, 2007 7:13 PM

A San FranciscoMuni Bus struck a pedestrian early Tuesday morning, at the corner of 6th and Market Street, in San Francisco, California. Passengers on the bus yelled at the driver to stop, but it was too late; the bus ran right into the woman. The pedestrian survived this Muni Bus collision, but suffered severe personal injuries. Police are currently investigating the incident, which marks the 18th Muni versus pedestrian accident so far this year. So, why are buses and Muni trains hitting so many pedestrians? Is this the result of traffic congestion? Of City policies? Of bad Muni operators? Or is it a result of a combination of all of the above?

For more information on this subject, please refer to the section on Airline, Cruise, Bus, and Other Mass Transit Accidents.


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