SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, Calif. (KGO) -- <\/p>\n
\"There are no vans right now,\" said a San Francisco International Airport worker. <\/p>\n
That's the news Washington state resident Alice Fiman got about her ride minutes after landing at SFO from Seattle. And she had just received a confirmation text from Super Shuttle just moments before. <\/p>\n
\"It says, 'Welcome to SFO, proceed to upper level outside to middle curb,'\" she said. <\/p>\n
But after calling Super Shuttle, Fiman said she was a little frustrated. <\/p>\n
\"They said they would give me a refund and there was no other explanation after that,\" she said. \"And they just told me I would need to find another way of transportation.\" <\/p>\n
According to Super Shuttle's call center, a computer outage wiped out all reservations servicing SFO, Oakland, and Mineta San Jose International. <\/p>\n
It happened overnight and no one knows when it will be fixed. <\/p>\n
But one driver, who does not work for Super Shuttle, had a different explanation. <\/p>\n
\"The drivers got together and decided to have a sick out or a strike and from what I understand it will be for two days,\" said San Francisco shuttle driver Benny Videz. <\/p>\n
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