Recently, a video has attracted attention. The video publisher said that when he was on a first-aid mission, he happened to encounter rush hour, and a warm-hearted brother rode a car to clear the road for his ambulance.
Xiaoxiang Morning Post (WeChat: xxcbbaoliao) video shows that the place of the incident is Yantai City, Shandong Province. The ambulance whistle continued to sound, and the navigation sound showed that there were 700 meters left in the congestion, and there was an accident in the left lane of this section, which was expected to take another 8 minutes. Just in front of the ambulance, a little brother in a blue riding suit rode a bicycle, has been clearing the road for the ambulance behind him, the brother pedaled hard, knocked on the window one by one, guided the vehicle to avoid, so that the ambulance followed it smoothly.
The ambulance driver said that the brother dredged for about five minutes, otherwise it might take at least half an hour.
The kindness and warmth of the little brother have also been praised by netizens, and he has won the golden time for the survival of emergency patients, and is known as the "riding man" by everyone.
"I didn't even think about it, and I ran up there, knocking one by one, probably knocking on more than 30 cars." The riding brother responded that he was riding a bicycle to work that morning, about 9 kilometers away from the company, and encountered an early morning rush on the national highway. I saw an ambulance pulling a siren and blocking the non-motorized road, so I went to help the ambulance direct traffic and let the car lean into the motor vehicle. "The ambulance pulled the siren and was supposed to go to save people." I got up and rode, and I could go a little faster so that I wouldn't delay the ambulance. ”
Xiaoxiang Morning News reporter Zhou Lingru intern Wang Yuxin Zheng Yilin
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