[GODREKR]

Colombia- Although the event could have become an unfortunate tragedy, none of the drivers who were on the road were injured, the rapid reaction of the motorcyclists to see that the load was detached from the vehicle, it kept them from losing their lives.

Although the driver's motorcycle was crushed by the truck, no major losses were recorded in the incident, however, this caused road chaos, due to the fact that this road that connects with the municipality and Las Vegas Avenue had to be closed, while EPM operators restored service.

According to one of the merchants in the area, who witnessed the accident and helped the affected motorcyclist, after realizing that he was about to lose his life, the young man burst into tears thanking God for having saved himself.

[sweep100]

Had the driver not heard of twist locks.

[rohmell]

Originally Posted by sweep100 ↗

Had the driver not heard of twist locks.

No, looks like he was using twist ties.

[big raymie]

Can you clear something up for me? What does "Nearly Missed" mean
In my mind if you nearly miss something you actually hit it

[GODREKR]

Originally Posted by big raymie ↗

Can you clear something up for me? What does "Nearly Missed" mean
In my mind if you nearly miss something you actually hit it

I think it could be used either way. But I'm not a linguist, so what do I know.

[Trucked up]

Was there like a hellish grade there? He turned slight but had it straight when it just looked like it was pushed over.

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by big raymie ↗

Can you clear something up for me? What does "Nearly Missed" mean
In my mind if you nearly miss something you actually hit it

Near is an adjective used to modify something that comes close to happening but does not (a near collision, a near win).

When a devastating event comes close to happening but does not, we might say it was a near miss. For some people, the logic of near miss suggests that it was the miss that was avoided, and so it must be a hit.

But the near in near miss suggests something in proximity rather than something narrowly avoided. It comes from military language and was originally used to describe a bomb strike that missed its intended target, but still came close enough to cause damage.

The term was widely used in reporting during World War II and was adopted into general use, eventually being used to describe something that missed despite coming very close.

[big raymie]

[GODREKR]

Just added two more videos.

[durt]

that bike is broke