A new NTSB report compiled after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore shows that San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge and four other Bay Area spans may be vulnerable to collapse from a ship strike.

A year after the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Maryland, federal safety officials are urging bridge owners to conduct risk assessments to prevent another tragedy.

The agency that owns the Golden Gate Bridge has issued a statement responding to a recent National Transportation and Safety Board report. The report which was released Thursday indicated the iconic bridge could face an “unknown” risk of collapse in the event of a vessel strike.