6 PM: A bicyclist was transported to San Francisco General Hospital with serious injuries after colliding with a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus, an agency spokesman said.
The 5:02 p.m. crash at Seventh Avenue and Judah Street involved a 43-Masonic bus, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency spokesman Paul Rose said.
A San Francisco fire dispatcher had originally said that emergency personnel responded to Eigth Avenue and Judah Street.
According to Rose, the bicyclist rear-ended the bus.
Following standard Muni procedure, the bus driver has been placed on leave pending a drug and alcohol test, Rose said.
5:31 PM:One person was transported to San Francisco General Hospital with serious injuries sustained in a collision involving a San Francisco Municipal Railway vehicle and a bicyclist, a San Francisco fire dispatcher said.
Emergency personnel responded to the Inner Sunset crash that occurred at Eighth Avenue and Judah Street at about 5 p.m., the dispatcher said.
Information about the type of Muni vehicle involved was not readily available, the dispatcher said. He noted that if the location were correct, it would involve one of two buses that run along that stretch of Judah Street.
5:10 PM: Emergency personnel are responding to the Inner Sunset for a crash involving a San Francisco Municipal Railway vehicle and a bicyclist, a fire dispatcher said.
The crash occurred at Eighth Avenue and Judah Street at about 5 p.m., the dispatcher said.
Information about injuries and the type of Muni vehicle involved was not immediately available, the dispatcher said.
Patricia Decker, Bay City News
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