The driver of an 18-wheeler lost control on a highway last Friday because of the snow, and got into a nasty crash near Bedford, Pennsylvania. (About 100 miles southeast of Pittsburgh.)
His truck went sideways . . . crashed through a guardrail . . . and ended up teetering on the side of the road. And the other side of the guardrail was a steep hill with big rocks.
There was also glass and diesel all over the road, and the truck was smoking. But around a dozen people stopped to help anyway.
They couldn’t get to him, because the front of the truck was hanging about 20 feet down the side of the hill. So they locked arms, and formed a human chain to get him out.
The driver of the truck that crashed hasn’t been identified, but an ambulance took him to the hospital, and he survived.
So far we haven’t seen any of the people who saved him come forward, but apparently no one else was injured.
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