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Video: Aunty forgets to brake! Nearly kills herself at level crossing


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Luckily, she wasn't riding fast and was wearing a helmet.  The barrier did come down quite fast.  There've been examples of far worse tbh.  It's a genuine accident.  Most of us have walked in to things that weren't there a few seconds ago.

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Lets hope when/if they get those promised super fast trains running,

that they invest in much better barriers.

regards worgeordie

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14 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

Nor was she on her phone, so actually that puts her in the 'clever group' for Thailand!

 

I wish I could slow that down because I was trying to see if that was a phone in her right hand. The right hand comes up sharply upon impact, as though see was not holding the bar.

Too fast for me to tell.

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12 hours ago, merlin2002 said:

Why is that not surprising, bird brain springs to mind...

 

 

rather demeaning thing to say about birds

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Maybe a Thai cannot process too much information, such as:
1: Ride bike
2: Pay attention to your surroundings

Would explain a lot of accidents.

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Thai drivers see nothing past three metres from their front wheels; how else to explain the duckheads (typo) who race past towards a red light and then have to brake violently?

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48 minutes ago, DoctorG said:

I wish I could slow that down because I was trying to see if that was a phone in her right hand. The right hand comes up sharply upon impact, as though see was not holding the bar.

Too fast for me to tell.

Well her hand appeared to be down on approach rather than up to her head. Perhaps she had earphones on which would also keep her in the 'smart' group! I see so many  ladies riding bikes who appear to be oblivious to the world about them.

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