SCARY video here.
For those of us just in Boston, we know how narrow those platforms can be.
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Woman falls in path of subway train CNN Video
#1
Posted 10 November 2009 - 02:32 PM
Jeff K.
Cleveland, Ohio
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#4
Posted 10 November 2009 - 11:55 PM
Did you see her, after she "awakened", when she tried to stand up.... opps, watch that 3rd RAIL! Lucky, lucky, lucky, and good drivin' by the motorman..........woman.......whatever.
LOVE to see an interview with her in ten years..........
LOVE to see an interview with her in ten years..........
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#5
Posted 11 November 2009 - 01:11 AM
CCTV captures the moment a drunk woman falls into the path of an oncoming train... and walks away uninjured

Quick-thinking: Train driver Charice Lewis laughs
as she recounts the incident to reporters in Boston
yesterday
If the "driver" had not been able to stop in time, and the train had run over the "victim," would the victim have been able to survive if she stayed in the position she was in, i.e., down on the roadbed, between the rails?

Quick-thinking: Train driver Charice Lewis laughs
as she recounts the incident to reporters in Boston
yesterday
If the "driver" had not been able to stop in time, and the train had run over the "victim," would the victim have been able to survive if she stayed in the position she was in, i.e., down on the roadbed, between the rails?
#6
Posted 11 November 2009 - 01:39 AM
i don't know how much room there is between the car and the bed. I've seen it done in money train(the train rolls over the guy and he cuts the bolts to a hatch on the floor of the car to gain access) but that's Hollywood and a modified R22 subway car from the new york city subway.
This post has been edited by amtrakwolverine: 11 November 2009 - 01:39 AM
Don't like the way i spell or type then youtube the song DILLIGAF
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