Workers Break Windows to Rescue Passengers From Train #shorts

Transport for London employees smashed windows with hammers to get passengers out of a London Underground train filled with what appeared to be smoke.

[sumaiyahoque]

Definitely not workers, it was other passengers

[AS-ojcw]

People helping people on instinct makes us feel human.

[MB]

Loved how they all worked together to help each other.

[kmland]

Good to see people looking out for the other people.

[javiergihh]

The window replacing guy is gonna have the best year of his careeer

[outsidersongs]

They should feel proud that they acted upon seeing something that looked seriously wrong. If it had been smoke they would have saved dozens of lives.

[valerieabney]

There's still good people out there!

[stafonvoncamron]

The doors should have emergency releases on them.

[graceprais]

I'm glad they cared more about human life than the costs of windows

[annabenedetti]

It is always nice to see everyone working together when a crisis happens no matter the crisis.

[Amandabrown]

So glad everyone worked together to get them out.

[KayleeMata-Carpenter]

Big respect for the guy holding the door open🫡

[ldalexandrite]

I’m actually in awe how other passengers helped them out and people in the train got out very _orderly_ with minimal chaos. Amazing cooperation by the folk

[ryangallagher]

Brake dust is hardly better than smoke.

[moniquehall]

Humans working together 🙏❤. IDK if it was brake dust...I'll learn that AFTER I'm out at a safe distance 😂😂😂.

[fiveguys-]

dang everyone helped theres still humanity left here ❤

[andrerobinson]

Break dust or not, they responded. They should've opened the doors. Great job, people.

[mountainman]

It’s nice to see the people outside of the train take action to save those inside.

[ReaPlaz]

At Least you know other people were worried about them

[emmettjohnson]

"Officials say it was brake dust, not smoke."
And that's better _how?_