A speeding light rail train incident that caused several passengers to fall was due to "operator fatigue," the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency confirms following a months-long investigation. Video released by SFMTA shows the incident on Sept. 24, 2025, around 8:37 a.m. near Duboce Park, when a two-car light rail train was heading into downtown through the Sunset Tunnel when it began to gain speed after the operator appeared to fall asleep briefly. "The agency is addressing the matt

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A train operator appeared to fall asleep at the controls when a San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) train sped up, causing passengers to knock into each other and some to fall. The SFMTA said in a statement that the incident was due to "operator fatigue." The train did not derail, the SFMTA said, and its investigation revealed that the train's braking system was operating as designed. https://cbsn.ws/43qbDH4 | CBS News