Horn Saves Construction Worker from Catastrophe

In Buffalo, New York area, a distraught man witnessed something on his camera that shocked not only him, but the rest of the viral world as well. After garnering tens of thousands of hits in less than 24 hours, the video revealed what was an almost fatal car crash, all due to the carelessness of another vehicle.

The camera angle, coming from the perspective of the driver, was filming a black sedan that had continuously been swerving left and right. After seeing the black sedan swerve into what looked like a utility van parked to the side of the highway, the driver began to panic.

He honked his horn, screaming at the car, “What the fuck!” The black sedan then swerved out of the parked van’s way, nearly missing what could have been a terrible tragedy. Luckily no one was hurt from the incident, though from the sound of the person’s voice while recording the footage, it was clear that tensions were high.

If looked at closely, something even more shocking can be seen, which is the perspective on the other side of the van. Briefly seen in the footage, the shot reveals that in front of the parked utility van was an unwitting construction worker.

The creator of the viral video wrote, “Did you see the construction worker who was about to have a very bad day?” Had the black sedan hit the van, odds are the construction worker would have died, making the near-fatal car crash a miracle of physics.

Perhaps the driver was dozing off or maybe he was simply being careless, but the video still serves as a healthy reminder that we should all keep in mind that there are others on the road, especially construction workers. After all, most of them are working for our tax dollars, so it would almost be like running over a member of your own family!

Watch Video of Horn Saves Construction Worker Below

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