A San Francisco resident will receive about $3.75 million for injuries he suffered when a street sweeper kicked him off of his bike. The San Francisco Chronicle reports that the local musician suffered a broken pelvis, ribs and other personal injuries when he was run over in December 2002.
The SF Streets Blog recently posted a sharp criticism of a SF Chronicle op-ed which decried the decision of the SFMTA pivot away from car-centric policies to promoting biking and pedestrian safety enhancement. The op-ed’s author, Bill Bowen, characterized the “elimination of vehicle traffic” as the primary mission of the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition and …
Oakland mayor Jean Quan was involved in a car accident on Sunday, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. Witnesses say that the mayor was on her phone at the time of the accident and ran a red light. The crash happened in West Oakland around 5:30 p.m. at the intersection of 26th and Market Streets.
The number of defective car recalls has increased since congressional investigations were launched into the decision of General Motors to delay a recall for a decade. The New York Times reports that the decision of regulators to fine GM about $35 million has prompted a wave of product recalls from other manufacturers.
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