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Video: Passers-by lift car to free trapped cyclist

Woman run over by motorist who seemed oblivious to what had happened

Passers-by in China rushed to help a cyclist who was trapped under a car, with the driver apparently unaware that the rider had been run over.

Dramatic CCTV footage of the incident last Thursday in Liuzhou, around 325 miles northwest of Hong Kong, shows the female cyclist riding out of a parking lot when she was knocked off her bike by a car, which continued to move forward until she was fully beneath the vehicle. People rushed to her aid, lifting the car to free her, and luckily the cyclist was reported to have sustained only minor injuries.

Warning – the video contains graphic images and viewer discretion is advised

We’ve reported here on road.cc on several similar incidents that have happened in the UK. In May this year, people in Walthamstow, northeast London, teamed up to lift a bus to free a unicyclist who had been injured when it ran him over.

> Unicyclist freed after being trapped under bus

And in August, paramedics in Oxford praised members of the public who lifted a car that a female cyclist had become trapped under.

> Paramedics praise people who helped free cyclist

Similarly, people including drivers from a nearby cab office helped free a woman on Commercial Street in east London from beneath a car after she had been run over.

> Car lifted to free rider who had been run over

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Dnnnnnn | 9 years ago
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Just as well there were enough people that someone was free to film it.

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Dan Elvebak replied to Dnnnnnn | 9 years ago
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34285011 replied to Dnnnnnn | 9 years ago
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Duncann wrote:

Just as well there were enough people that someone was free to film it.

 

Doesn't it say in the article, "Dramatic CCTV footage of the incident last Thursday in Liuzhou"?

 

Anyway, well done them.

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Dnnnnnn replied to 34285011 | 9 years ago
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34285011 wrote:

Duncann wrote:

Just as well there were enough people that someone was free to film it.

 

Doesn't it say in the article, "Dramatic CCTV footage of the incident last Thursday in Liuzhou"?

 

Anyway, well done them.

Yes, well done them and nil point for me! 

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