Quick-thinking bus passengers spring into action

Two quick-thinking passengers in #Colorado sprang into action when their #busdriver suddenly had a seizure at the wheel. Surveillance footage shows the bus starting to veer off the road when one passenger runs toward the driver and immediately grabs the wheel as he calls for help. The driver passed away from the incident, despite emergency responders' efforts. 💔 #shorts

[Case]

What a hero! He’s even continuing to stop at the bus stops.

[Gnarturtle]

And free bus passes for life for those two heroes!

[cleenlivin]

Thank goodness someone was on board who actually did something versus just pulling out their cellphone and filming the driver having a seizure.👏👏 Condolences to the drivers family, friends and co-workers.

[MichelleEasler-cc]

Very cool thank God that passenger acted fast!

[peterungson]

God bless these two very finely raised, brought up & laudable gentlemen. May your actions inspire others to do what is right.

[lavernedavy]

Bravo 👏🏾 your a hero 👏🏾 you did the right thing instead of standing there saying you alright you should help stop the bus too

[jaydenvaughn]

Thank God the bus driver received help and wasn't alone. Any updates?

[christophersarlouis]

So is the bus driver alright & thank God that the driver wasn't alone on the bus when he had a seizure

[johannaliceaga]

I mean the first guy didn’t even wanna let go of his coffee lol I think the one who drove the bus was the true hero, I wouldn’t even have known how the hell to park the bus combined with the panic it’s hard to think clear so I’d be like that guy with the coffee lol

[jgsg]

Omg!!! Thank goodness that passenger knew how to safely stop the bus n contact the switchboard!! I’m so sorry to the family of the driver as I just read he passed away.

[DarcScorpio]

gentlemen being gentlemen how society should strive to be across all neighborhoods. stay safe everyone 🙏

[HelenL-bi]

True heroes and Thank you too 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[Ricanchitown]

Finally someone that actually springs into action to help instead of just sitting there and video recording

[paulletathornhill]

Wow, what a terrifying experience God Bless Amen 🙏

[kensirhan]

I wish I had commented "Absolutely amazing!" (& wishing that these heroics had occurred back home in Washington ("abc7" there too) before expanding the information, because while it still is, the knowledge that the driver sadly didn't make it wrenched me into a burst of tears. 😢 Reminds us to waste as little time as possible getting things done & letting loved ones know they are, which I'm off to do myself now. M.H.R.E.I.P. 📿 & all blessings to the 2 men who were sent to be in the right place at the right time. 💐 💙

[IAmTheGlovenor]

Dude was like: "This is my stop and I'm not missing it."

[AnniekinsMyshkamouse-rj]

I remember when helping people was the norm and not something news worthy. Although, this incident is definitely above and beyond.
I hope the Driver's family takes comfort that these two men cared enough above him to give him the best chance. May he rest in peace.

[OurSavior-xryc]

Great job folks, I suffer from seizures. Haven't have one recently, but I do suffer from them so great job recognizing what's going on how you handle it now? Luckily I can't drive a bus or car anyways in my eyesight, but if I did that would make me nervous, but I'd still do it. But anyway, great job handling that folks.

[ZootyZoFo]

Lead, follow or get the hell out of the way.

[Clarence_x]

Bro was just gonna drink coffee and watch.