The video shows the moment when the passenger train invades SUV, the driver runs from seconds to spare

Newly renovated video recorded the moment the SUV driver escaped from SUV just before the vehicle broke the Utah Transit Authority Passenger Train (Uta) Layton, utahLast week.

A video, shot from Lokomotiva, showed that the train deals with trails towards the railway crossing.

As the train approached the crossing, the white vehicle could be seen partially blocking the trail.

“Oh, come on,” the train operator said as the Rog train was constantly decaying from the hundredth meters away.

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Unable to stop on time, Lokomotiva stabbed in a vehicleand inside the train was heard the impact.

A second look at the collision taken from the safety cameras nearby showed the driver of SUV, which was approaching the railway crossing as the red lights flashed and lowered the door.

Instead of stopping before reaching the door of the door, the white suv continued, almost cut the bottom of the door and crossed the paths.

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The driver then knocked the brakes, stopping with the rear wheels still between the two rails.

They seem to realize that they have moved into the trails, the driver put the vehicle vice versa, hitting the door hand and stopped with the front wheels that now block some of the trails.

The driver continued to turn, and in that procedure he pushed his hand of the door before stopping, leaving the car and quickly leaving.

Seconds later the train approached the intersection and broken into a vehiclesending him to spin the door and his post and completely destroying the front end of SUV.

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Ksltv in Salt Lake City spoke with a Uta information officer to Gavin Gustafson, who said they all were lucky to escape without injuries.

He also told the station that it was easy to watch the video and wants the driver to pull forward or back and break his hand, even though the driver was probably in shock.

“I will certainly not push them in the heat of the moment,” Gustafson said. “And sometimes, the view could block something else, you don’t want to pull forward if another train is coming.”

Gustafson did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment on the matter.

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However, the station reported that Uta estimated that the collision had been caused by over $ 100,000 in train damage.

In this process, the door and the transition were damaged, although the latter was supposedly repaired within 24 hours with the help of the City of Layton.