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Video appears to show San Francisco Muni driver asleep before 2 empty trains crash

A video showing a San Francisco Muni driver asleep at the controls has sparked concern over public transit safety.

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Source diversity sample: New York Post · 스포츠조선 · SFist · KTVU · San Francisco Chronicle · ABC7 Bay Area.

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The story so far

A video has emerged showing a San Francisco Muni driver apparently asleep at the controls of an empty train. The train crashed into another empty train ahead of it. The video, which has been widely circulated, shows the operator nodding off moments before the collision. The incident has raised questions about the safety protocols and working conditions for Muni operators.

The video's authenticity has been confirmed by multiple sources, including local news outlets. The San Francisco Chronicle and ABC7 Bay Area both published the video, which clearly shows the operator's head dropping forward before the crash. The incident has sparked discussions about the need for better monitoring systems and stricter safety measures to prevent such accidents. The exact circumstances leading up to the incident are still under investigation.

The operator's condition and any potential factors contributing to the accident have not been specified. The San Francisco Muni has not yet released an official statement regarding the incident or the status of the operator. The focus now shifts to the investigation and potential reforms that may arise from this incident.

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The obvious questions

What happened in the San Francisco Muni incident?

A video shows a Muni driver apparently asleep at the controls, resulting in a collision with another empty train.

Which outlets have covered the incident?

The incident has been covered by SFist, KTVU, the San Francisco Chronicle, and ABC7 Bay Area.

What is known about the operator's condition?

The operator's condition has not been specified in the coverage.

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