Mustang Narrowly Escapes Train Collision
1/24/17, 02:29 PM
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Mustang Narrowly Escapes Train Collision
Good Samaritans help push a Mustang off the tracks, seconds before a train rolls by.
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1/24/17, 05:13 PM
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Wow he was lucky!
1/25/17, 05:28 AM
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1/25/17, 07:45 PM
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First of all great to see still good samaritans in this world. Especially 4 of them at the same time.
Second, the driver didn't even stop to thanks them. Maybe he or she said thank you out the window but I would have attempted at least to shake their hands on that side of the tracks and really thank them as best I could. Of course I have no concept of cold and snow where I'm from so maybe it was just brutally cold.
Third. Kind of seemed like more of a tram and less of a train. Still would have been really bad but not like a freight train.
Lastly, it was just a V6. Barring the safety of the driver and train passengers. Would have not been a great loss.
Thankfully everyone safe and no one hurt.
Second, the driver didn't even stop to thanks them. Maybe he or she said thank you out the window but I would have attempted at least to shake their hands on that side of the tracks and really thank them as best I could. Of course I have no concept of cold and snow where I'm from so maybe it was just brutally cold.
Third. Kind of seemed like more of a tram and less of a train. Still would have been really bad but not like a freight train.
Lastly, it was just a V6. Barring the safety of the driver and train passengers. Would have not been a great loss.
Thankfully everyone safe and no one hurt.
2/4/17, 04:37 PM
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First of all great to see still good samaritans in this world. Especially 4 of them at the same time.
Second, the driver didn't even stop to thanks them. Maybe he or she said thank you out the window but I would have attempted at least to shake their hands on that side of the tracks and really thank them as best I could. Of course I have no concept of cold and snow where I'm from so maybe it was just brutally cold.
Third. Kind of seemed like more of a tram and less of a train. Still would have been really bad but not like a freight train.
Lastly, it was just a V6. Barring the safety of the driver and train passengers. Would have not been a great loss.
Thankfully everyone safe and no one hurt.
Second, the driver didn't even stop to thanks them. Maybe he or she said thank you out the window but I would have attempted at least to shake their hands on that side of the tracks and really thank them as best I could. Of course I have no concept of cold and snow where I'm from so maybe it was just brutally cold.
Third. Kind of seemed like more of a tram and less of a train. Still would have been really bad but not like a freight train.
Lastly, it was just a V6. Barring the safety of the driver and train passengers. Would have not been a great loss.
Thankfully everyone safe and no one hurt.
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