@nytopinion@DrHelenOuyang Wow, thanks for writing & publishing this perspective! The lack of cost transparency is indeed severe. In theory, the "out-of-pocket maximum" limits the financial risk for people w insurance, but in practice, some things might still not be covered (until confirmed).
@LondonBreed Thank you for leading the city through the Covid and post-Covid challenges! ๐ You had a tough job during your first full term, and I'm sure SF residents will remember that in the future.
I attended โMere Mortalsโ at @sfballet after seeing ads with reviews from ChatGPT. ๐Great writeup from @jzigoris with behind-the-scenes details: https://t.co/MMCe5mz2A3
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Some local journalists need to be on this: โA google bus lost its power while going up the hill and roll back and hit 9 cars this morning outside of my placeโ (Castro district, SF). Video from my friend below.
@IanSooHoo@sfchronicle@sfstandard@KPIXtv@KTVU@abc7newsbayarea It's a bus that takes Google employees to/from work.
Investigation is still pending as to the exact cause of the bus accident.
I used to take the Google buses regularly, and think this is a very unusual accident on a hill that's not steep (esp for San Francisco).
@AjaMSeldon My friend doesn't want to talk directly to media. ๐
Q: Why did you think it was 9 cars?
A: Because the police came to write up the report and they counted 9 cars. One of the neighbors just got a new bmw last week and both of his cars are parked on the street and got hit.
@NTSB@vanhool, seems like your help is needed to investigate this accident! Posting more photos of the bus that was involved in the multi-car issue. It may be the bus model described on this page: https://t.co/gg9svvrJzJ
@dylansesco I've ridden the Google bus many times in the past, and the accident from yesterday seems very unusual (and on a street that's actually not that hilly). If this is the symptom of a larger issue w the current Google buses, I think the public should be informed!