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SAN FRANCISCO, CA (October 6, 2023) - A pedestrian accident on Market Street left a woman hospitalized with serious injuries.
Around 9:31 p.m., officers were called to the intersection of 5th and Market Street in San Francisco.
Upon arrival, they discovered a female pedestrian trapped under an autonomous Cruise vehicle.
Based on the initial investigation, a self-driving vehicle hit the woman and ran her over. The San Francisco Dire Department reached out to Cruise autonomous vehicles to disable the car remotely.
Responding firefighters used hydraulic-powered tools to extricate the victim. Eventually, she was transported to SF General Hospital with multiple serious injuries.
At this time, the San Francisco Police Department is working to identify the driver controlling the vehicle.
It's essential to remember that while autonomous vehicles offer significant potential for the future, our responsibility as users and regulators remains important. Stay vigilant, strive to understand the technology, and endorse ongoing safety measures to pave the way for a safer road ahead for everyone.
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