Written by: Chris Dolan and Candice Sannella As vehicles become smarter, they don’t just transport us—they collect vast amounts of data about our behavior and surroundings. From black box event recorders to biometric sensors tracking heart rates and eye movements, modern vehicles act as a witness, raising significant privacy concerns for plaintiffs. Data Collection Modern […]
Written By Chris Dolan and Cristina Garcia This week’s question comes from Kathy J. in the Sunset District, who asks: After this year’s stormy winter, new potholes seem to be appearing daily. Over the weekend, I was driving to my friend’s house when I hit a pothole in the road. The pothole caused me to lose control of my vehicle,
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Today’s question comes from Robert W. in Pinole who asks “I bought a [name of brand deleted] bike recently and when I was using it the front fork cracked, broke, and sent me over the handlebars where I landed on my head and shoulder. Thank God I was wearing a helmet. My head is OK,
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Daryl from San Francisco writes: “Chris, I recently moved to The City. Last week I exited my apartment building from a side door. It was at night and light above the door was out. I didn’t notice that the sidewalk was broken and uneven. I tripped and fractured my wrist. I spoke to the apartment
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Jeff T. from the Marina asks: “I was at a bar with friends. We got tipsy, maybe a little more, and the bouncer asked my friend to leave. He left then snuck back in. The bouncer found him and grabbed him by the hair and started pulling him outside. My friend screamed and the bouncer
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Johanna from the Mission recently told me: “I saw a lady in a crosswalk get hit by a car recently. There were other people there who helped her get up and out of the street. She seemed hurt, but it did not seem life threatening, so I left. Now I feel bad that I did not
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This article was written by Chris Dolan and published by The San Francisco Examiner. Click here to read more of Chris Dolan’s weekly articles at SFExaminer.com. Usually I respond to questions which are asked by Examiner Readers. This week I am going to provide readers a warning about what I believe is a dangerous intersection:
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This week’s question comes from Jason M. In Pacific who asks: “A friend of mine and I were invited by a group of guys to go to a place in the central valley where you can do motocross on a fairly large piece of land. They have hills which people jump over and other features
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Forty-two crashes in two months time on a single temporary S-curve on San Francisco’s Bay Bridge has led Caltrans to make a steady stream of improvements directed at improving driver safety through providing adequate advanced warning But, in an interesting anomaly, many commuters aren’t up in arms about the dangerous curve. The Contra Costa Times
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One San Jose mother recently experienced a parent’s worst nightmare: Her disabled son told her that he was being molested by a school employee and no one would believe him. The mother pulled her son from the school, but her accusations were ignored by both school administrators and the police until she contacted until she
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