Viral Video: Touch and go! Truck pushes SUV on railway track, watch the madness before train's arrival

Viral Video: Driving requires patience and skills along with other skills. If either of these misses out, then a tragedy can struck anytime. In a similar instance, an SUV narrowly avoided being struck by a train, after he was hit by a truck. The driver's close call with death may have occurred in Zhangdong province's Zibo city.

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Just seconds away from death

A gateman attempts to unlock the lifting barrier to let the car pass in a video posted by NowThis on Instagram after witnessing it being dragged into the danger area. The SUV was being pushed by the dump truck, which is thought to have experienced brake failure, when it crashed into the barrier, which snapped as a result of the impact.

The yellow and red flashing lights at this time indicated that the incoming train was putting the driver in risk because they were directly in the midst of the railroad track. Following a stop, the dumper started to back up, which many social media users referred to as a "attempt at murder."

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Netizens react to the viral video

A now-viral video of the incident shows how the SUV's driver narrowly avoided colliding with the train by managing to move the SUV off the rails. Many people questioned the reason behind the trucker's initial action of appearing to hit the car onto the track. A netizen responded by saying, "Was this a planned murder?" Another user wrote, "Man this is crazy and scary." Meanwhile, a third user said "He was just seconds away from death."

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