Short Circuit Caused Pacific Heights Muni Bus Crash That Injured Driver
San Francisco Muni inspectors have figured out why a bus rear-ended a parked truck in Pacific Heights earlier this week, injuring the operator.
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San Francisco Muni inspectors have figured out why a bus rear-ended a parked truck in Pacific Heights earlier this week, injuring the operator.
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