Chinese police officer stops driverless car from colliding with bus
- 4 years ago
A heroic police officer stopped a driverless car from being hit by a bus in central China.
The CCTV video, filmed in the city of Yichang in Hubei Province on August 20, shows a car rear-ending another one, then the driver from the front car got out to check.
However, the front car suddenly moved away after the driver stepped out as he forgot to pull the hand brake.
The driver then started to chase after the car as well as a police officer who was patrolling on a motorcycle.
After the police officer passed the car, he threw his motorcycle away to run to open the car door and jumped inside to stop it.
Fortunately, the car was stopped in time at the intersection, narrowly avoiding being crashed into by a bus.
The video was provided by local media with permission.
The CCTV video, filmed in the city of Yichang in Hubei Province on August 20, shows a car rear-ending another one, then the driver from the front car got out to check.
However, the front car suddenly moved away after the driver stepped out as he forgot to pull the hand brake.
The driver then started to chase after the car as well as a police officer who was patrolling on a motorcycle.
After the police officer passed the car, he threw his motorcycle away to run to open the car door and jumped inside to stop it.
Fortunately, the car was stopped in time at the intersection, narrowly avoiding being crashed into by a bus.
The video was provided by local media with permission.