Bakery Truck Driver Takes Matters Into His Own Hands After Getting Stranded on Highway
Many are aware of the people who were trapped in their vehicles on Interstate 95 in Virginia in January, stranded with only whatever supplies they had on hand or could reach on foot for around 24 hours, but the stories…
Many are aware of the people who were trapped in their vehicles on Interstate 95 in Virginia in January, stranded with only whatever supplies they had on hand or could reach on foot for around 24 hours, but the stories from those who went through the ordeal keep coming out.
“Abandoned cars everywhere, there were trucks on the side of the road, people were at one point getting up and leaving their cars, bringing their backpacks with them,” Moni Chow, one of the people stranded on the highway, told WJLA-TV.
“We were kind of trapped in the middle, surrounded by other cars, so we couldn’t drive anywhere,” Zoe Tham, a friend traveling with Chow, added. “There were no bathrooms, there was nothing along that stretch, so even if you wanted to get out of your car and go somewhere, there was nowhere to go.”
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Officials brought water for the stranded drivers, but it added insult to injury for some.
“They passed out water,” Maurice Watson said. “What is water going to do? I ain’t ate in 24 hours, I ran out of gas, I called six times. No one came! This is an outrage. This is how you treat your taxpayers?”
John Noe and Casey Holihan were also stuck in their car