A broken sprinkler Sunday morning left drivers trying to get away from an unorthodox car wash before San Francisco firefighters were able to shut it off.
Drivers on the Bay Bridge Sunday morning had the chance for a free, if unorthodox, car wash when a sprinkler broke on the eastbound side of the bridge.
It’s unclear exactly when the sprinkler broke, but California Highway Patrol said someone reported the break about 50 yards before the end of the tunnel at around 11:20 a.m.
The San Francisco Fire Department blocked off two lanes of traffic until they found and turned off the sprinkler. It reopened all lanes at 12:44 p.m.
A broken sprinkler Sunday morning left drivers trying to get away from an unorthodox car wash before San Francisco firefighters were able to shut it off.
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