Yes, we are “humans” – unfortunately a lot of humans can’t think straight in a crisis. I bet that someone, the one closest to the incident and with their head screwed on, pulled over to get out of the way causing a sort of domino effect for others to follow further down the line/lanes. Which is great. Sometimes it pays to be sheep.
There have been occasions in my life when I had hoped for such behaviour from people on our roads only to be disappointed. That is why when I came across this video I thought it to be a good idea to share it on my blog.
what a wonderful and encouraging bit of video. so often we see the opposite of the good in humans. I would think breathing in that tunnel is a danger in itself. all the exhausts and fumes. tammy j recently posted..and the oscar goes to
I have been to Tokyo and Seoul Tammy and I can assure you that such behaviour in both places would be exactly like this. Both are populated by remarkable people.
I saw this video somewhere else and I thought the drivers were all taught to do this. Of course, people here are taught to pull over for emergency vehicles but so many don’t. kylie recently posted..The patient
I have been to Tokyo and Seoul Kylie and I can assure you that such behaviour in both places would be exactly like this. Both are populated by remarkable people.
Motorists in Northern Ireland are very good about pulling over to allow emergency vehicles to pass. I think they’re well aware that they might be the next person the ambulance has to be dispatched to. nick recently posted..Teenage cliché
Yes, I had responded to your comments on my post on the dangers of roads everywhere as to how NI is perceived to be a very civilised society as far as traffic is concerned.
Yes, we are “humans” – unfortunately a lot of humans can’t think straight in a crisis. I bet that someone, the one closest to the incident and with their head screwed on, pulled over to get out of the way causing a sort of domino effect for others to follow further down the line/lanes. Which is great. Sometimes it pays to be sheep.
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There have been occasions in my life when I had hoped for such behaviour from people on our roads only to be disappointed. That is why when I came across this video I thought it to be a good idea to share it on my blog.
Great video, good for them! If only people acted like that more often.
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My disappointment, like yours too, is that they don’t.
what a wonderful and encouraging bit of video.
so often we see the opposite of the good in humans.
I would think breathing in that tunnel is a danger in itself. all the exhausts and fumes.
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I have been to Tokyo and Seoul Tammy and I can assure you that such behaviour in both places would be exactly like this. Both are populated by remarkable people.
I saw this video somewhere else and I thought the drivers were all taught to do this. Of course, people here are taught to pull over for emergency vehicles but so many don’t.
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I have been to Tokyo and Seoul Kylie and I can assure you that such behaviour in both places would be exactly like this. Both are populated by remarkable people.
Great response! I wish everyone was that sensible!
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So do I STLF.
What a touching video! Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure entirely Kaitlin. I am glad that you enjoyed it.
The power of example!
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Indeed.
Motorists in Northern Ireland are very good about pulling over to allow emergency vehicles to pass. I think they’re well aware that they might be the next person the ambulance has to be dispatched to.
nick recently posted..Teenage cliché
Yes, I had responded to your comments on my post on the dangers of roads everywhere as to how NI is perceived to be a very civilised society as far as traffic is concerned.