Young Father Stops to Help Driver in Distress, Nearly Dies Protecting Woman from Oncoming Vehicle

Abraham Montes was driving across the Brazos Bridge on FM 1462 in Texas on Jan. 24, completing an errand to pick up some firewood for a 👨‍👩‍👧Family bonfire.

He took a different route home than he normally would, and that has made all the difference.

As he drove, he nearly hit a black car that had crashed.

“I seen a stalled car, looked like they wrecked into the bridge,” Montes told KPRC-TV. “And it was stopped there, almost hit him myself.”

Parking his own car and approaching the driver of the wrecked vehicle, Montes urged him to move to a safer spot.

“I told that guy, ‘Hey man, you need to cut your flashers on that car because it’s getting darker. It’s already hard to see, it’s a black little car,'” he said.

Another 🤝Good Samaritan, a woman, came over — but then another car came speeding up.

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“I was trying to help him and she was trying to help us,” Abraham explained. “That car was coming fast.”