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Cyclist Defies Physics in Heart-Stopping Car Collision (And Walks Away!)

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Prepare to witness an incident that defies belief and highlights the inherent dangers faced by cyclists on our roads.

This footage captures a moment of pure terror, followed by an almost unbelievable outcome.

What Happens in the Video

The video, titled “Cyclist Lands on His Feet After Being Hit by Car,” begins by showing “trouble looming for a cyclist”. As a car executes a turn in Indianapolis, it collides with the cyclist.

The impact is severe: the cyclist “goes flying,” “shatters the windshield,” and is “thrown off”. However, in a truly extraordinary turn of events, the cyclist “lands on his feet like a Hollywood stunt man”.

Initially, the car appears to keep going, prompting the cyclist, identified as Jacob Morales, to exclaim, “Are you kidding me right now?”. The driver does eventually stop “further down the street in Indianapolis,” with the car door open. Morales then runs back, attempting to “grab his bike”.

Despite his efforts, his bike was “out of commission,” and Morales states that “the driver then proceeded to take off”. Morales himself sustained “cuts to his hand and arm” when he hit the windshield. Reflecting on the incident, Morales described the experience as “pure Terror” in the moment and feels “really lucky to be alive”.

Takeaways

This incredible footage reminds us of the precarious position cyclists often find themselves in, yet it also showcases an astonishing feat of survival.

Jacob Moralesโ€™s experience is a stark reminder of the dangers, but his “miraculously landed on my feet” outcome offers a moment of sheer amazement.

It underscores the importance of vigilance from all road users.

Mark BikePush
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