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In fairness the guy is saying that in the video. Stop, wait to see what the cars do behind, etc. Presumably he gets out when traffic has stopped behind him.
by bengale 10y ago
In fairness the guy is saying that in the video. Stop, wait to see what the cars do behind, etc. Presumably he gets out when traffic has stopped behind him.
- agumonkey 10y agoThanks you both. I didn't hear what the driver said, and I didn't really realize the potential danger of the left lane. Somehow I was only worried about people on the right side because that's where the flow of car could still move.
- icoder 10y agoExactly, he waits until the situation behind him is safe enough to get out. He also mentions a truck, so I think by the time he gets out, there's a reasonable 'impact' buffer between his family and any moving vehicles (far) behind.
- Rainymood 10y agoThey are speaking Dutch so I thought i'd translate what they are saying: Man: Wacht even wacht even eerst kijken wat er achter ons gebeurt (Wait, wait, first take a look what is happening behind us, don't get out yet.) Man: Blijf zitten blijf zitten. (Stay seated, stay seated.) Woman: Niets doen niets doen niet eruit gaan alsjeblieft. (Don't do anything, don't do anything, don't get out of the car yet please.) Man: Nu kunnen we kijken wat er aan de hand is. (Now we can check out what happened.) Woman: Maar zet hem eerst even aan de kant. (But first put it [the car] on the side of the road.) We now see the man running to the car in a blue shirt on the left side of the screen. Woman to the kids: Jongens jullie moeten even in de auto blijven zitten. (Guys, you have to stay in the car for a little while.) Kids: Ja. We willen er ook niet uit. Moet jij ook blijven zitten? (Ok. We don't wanna go out. Do you [mom] have to go out as well?) Woman: Ja ik moet er uit, ik ben een arts. (Yes I have to go, I'm a doctor).