San Francisco has long had a major concern about bike safety. In its efforts to cut down on the number of bicycle/auto accidents, the City has expanded the introduction of bike lanes, and in late 2015 closed the city’s major artery, Market Street, to all but bicycle, bus and taxi traffic. Final results of the… Read More »
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Psychological Trauma and Personal Injury
Recently a San Francisco teacher had a close brush with death when a part of the Yerba Buena Island Tunnel broke loose and narrowly missed her car as she drove across the Bay Bridge. Luckily she was able to swerve to avoid the concrete but was unable to avoid driving over at least a section,… Read More »
What Took the FDA So Long?
Three years after the Food and Drug Administration was warned that reusable endoscopes were spreading deadly infections, no action had been taken. According to a recent report in the Los Angeles Times, the culprit was not politics, it was a simply because the FDA had lost the report. The newspaper says it was one of… Read More »
San Francisco Sightseeing Bus Crashes into Construction Site
San Francisco is one of the nation’s great cities, and people living elsewhere can’t wait to get here and see it. The best way to take in the City by the Bay, they figure, is a sightseeing bus — and so they put their trust in San Fran’s many touring companies, unaware that many of… Read More »