The super-gau for an already stressed traffic area

The Maze Meltdown (SF Chronicle): San Francisco has received a major problem when a gasoline truck ruined an important highway segment during the night. 8,600 gallons of gas burnt hot enough to simply “melt” parts of an overpass and drop a large chunk of highway on the road below.

Those people in the Bay Area are already stressed enough with their daily commute. Having a major segment of highway missing for possibly a few months will drive a lot more people nuts. Guess lots of them will now reconsider Caltrain. Loving my 10-sec commute even more now …

One Response to “ The super-gau for an already stressed traffic area ”

  1. April 30th, 2007 | 9:11 am

    And then maybe not according to this report from The Oakland Tribune:

    “Light traffic and plenty of detour signs helped make a breezy reverse commute this morning from San Francisco to the East Bay.

    “Commuters who normally drive heeded warnings and started early, hopped BART, or stayed home altogether.”

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