Two-Car Collision on Mid-Market Leaves Car Flipped, Muni Service Disrupted

"A Friday afternoon crash on Market Street at the intersection of Ninth and Larkin streets ended with a large SUV flipped on its side in the middle of the street, but reportedly injuries were minor. The two-car collision happened around 2:43 pm Friday according to SFFD Lt. Mariano Elias, speaking to SFGate. The SF Department of Emergency Management subsequently sent out an alert to local residents to avoid the area of Market and Larkin streets due to police activity."

"That alert was rescinded and the incident declared resolved around 4:30 pm. Images from the scene show two damaged vehicles, a black Ford Explorer and a gray Mercedes station wagon. As SFGate reports, two people were treated at the scene for minor injuries. Before the incident was cleared, F-line streetcar service and Muni bus service on Market Street was disrupted, with riders advised to use the Market Street subway in the interim."

A two-car collision on Market Street at Ninth and Larkin occurred around 2:43 pm on Friday, leaving a large SUV flipped onto its side in the roadway. Two people were treated at the scene for minor injuries. The San Francisco Department of Emergency Management issued an alert asking residents to avoid Market and Larkin while police responded; the alert was rescinded and the incident declared resolved about 4:30 pm. Scene photos show a black Ford Explorer and a gray Mercedes station wagon among the damaged vehicles. F-line streetcar and Muni bus service on Market Street experienced temporary disruptions, with riders redirected to the Market Street subway.

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