San Francisco cable car sideswipes SUV, damaging door

San Francisco, CALocal News

A cable car sideswiped an SUV in San Francisco on Thursday, causing damage to the vehicle's door. The incident took place near California and Jones Street, when a passenger opened the back door without checking for oncoming traffic. The driver reported to ABC7 News that the cable car struck the door almost immediately. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, and the cable car sustained only minor scratches. Local transportation officials may consider reviewing safety protocols to prevent similar accidents in the future.

This event underscores the importance of vigilance in busy urban environments, particularly near public transit. Cable cars are a common sight in San Francisco, often sharing the road with various vehicles. A review of this incident could lead to improved safety measures for both passengers and drivers.

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