If You Have Problems . . .

[Buenchico]

. . . removing your footwear, just get a train to do it for you.

It works both here in the UK (see 20 seconds in)

[Buenchico]

. . . and in the Czech Republic:

[pastafreak]

Noooo....don't think I can watch those

[tonyav]

Jaysus, they are lucky their feet were not taken off along with their shoes. Crazy stuff.

[Buenchico]

This is even harder to watch, Pasta ;-)
(Damned lucky kid!)

[tonyav]

Jaysus ( again ), that kid will never be as lucky again in his life time. Fantastic reaction from the driver of that artic, I'd have never have thought that it could have stopped in that short distance.

[Stickybottle]

You really feel for the train and lorry drivers in these incidents

[Mamyalynne]

You should have titled the thread 'Don't have Nightmares' - good grief.

[Lie-in King]

I need a drink.

[Buenchico]

Any excuse, eh, Lie-in King?
;-)

[jno]

that old Czech was hit so hard the black thing covering his face was knocked off. Having said that, I saw a London bus knock an old man flying as it went round a corner (and didn't stop). I went to pick him up but he seemed okay, just a little dazed.

[Khandro]

I know those cars shouldn't be there but 'stuff happens', a glaring design fault you can see, is that there should be a car's length distance between the rail track and the gates wherever possible.

As for the pedestrians, are they blind, deaf, or stupid (or all three)