A train driver saved passengers from serious injuries just before hitting a truck in western Poland. Near Wagrowiec, Poland, a train conductor saw a truck on the train tracks as the train approached. The driver had just seconds to warn passengers and could be seen on surveillance video running down the aisle, yelling "On the ground!" On his command, passengers could be seen quickly ducking and taking cover. Just a moment later, a wooden beam pierced the window, where just seconds before passengers were seated. The driver was praised for his exemplary behavior. 

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 When a Polish train driver noticed a truck blocking part of the track ahead of his vehicle, he didn’t have time to bring the carriages to a stop before impact. So he used the three seconds he had to sprint through the train, warning passengers of the impact. 
 
 
 
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 The BBC reports that the impact occurred while the train was travelling at 62 mph. It’s thought that nobody was badly injured, which is surely in part down to his warning the passengers in the front section of the train that the impact was about to occur, giving them time to hunker down for protection. What an amazing guy. 
 
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– A train operator had just three seconds to react when he noticed his passenger train was about to crash into a truck partially blocking the track ahead near Wagrowiec, Poland. He apparently used the time wisely: In what is being called a heroic move, security footage shows the driver sprinting through the train car, telling passengers to get down before bracing for the crash himself. NBC News reports a wooden beam apparently broke through a window near where passengers were sitting moments before the crash and glass rained down. But thanks to the warning, no one was badly injured, reports the BBC. Gizmodo reports the train was traveling at about 62mph and wouldn't have been able to stop in time to avoid the crash. It isn't clear why the truck was on the tracks.