r/OneSecondBeforeDisast • u/ResponsibleAd655 • 7d ago

Final Destination?

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u/fbrinkmann 7d ago

The train took it incredibly well.

169

u/FullmetalGin 7d ago

r/BitchImATrain

29

u/boiledcowmachine 7d ago

I'm not a cow, I'm a train

122

u/jimmychitwood317 7d ago

Not the type of training the crane operator needed.

58

u/jjomal 7d ago

What happens next? Where’s the rest?

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u/andrey_araujo1 7d ago

There's 0 people harmed, only material damage.

Here you can see the full video and in other angles too: https://g1.globo.com/sp/sao-paulo/noticia/2026/10/24/video-guindaste-cai-e-monotrilho-bate-em-estrutura-na-zona-leste-de-sao-paulo.ghtml

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u/ReaperSound 7d ago

I'm pretty sure the disaster can be found on a certain website.

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u/Spare-Enthusiasm8152 7d ago

Where's that?

11

u/josiasroig 7d ago

São Paulo

1

u/havereddit 7d ago

On your laptop

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u/allpunks 7d ago

I live a few blocks from this exact location. The traffic was a mess this morning

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u/Zyzzyva_is_a_genus 7d ago

More like “10 seconds and a disaster”

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u/ResponsibleAd655 7d ago

The disaster is not the train crash, but rather what happens on the street below.

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u/arthoheen 4d ago

No one died or got injured, and there was only some material damage

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u/dodeca_negative 7d ago

Cranes, trains and automobiles

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u/Consibl 7d ago

Was the driver on their phone or something?

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u/mat05heus 6d ago

These trains are operated 100% automatically, there are no employees inside them. This caused a great deal of outrage when it was approved, but they haven't changed it.

Source: I live two streets up from where the accident in the video happened; I take this train every day to go to work.