I work for an MTA. This sort of thing happens all the time. People are crazy 🤣🤣🤣

They’re just waiting for the train to push them into 1885.

That's just baffling. I know our light rails, take it to Seatac whenever I travel. How the everliving fuck did that happen?

Even better:

According to someone who was there and watched it happen, there were multiple people banging on her car windows trying to get her to stop. But she just kept going and going until THE LITERAL GROUND FELL AWAY leaving her car beached on the frame on top of the train tracks.

She should prominently lose her license for this but this is America where that doesn't even happen if you kill people.

What the fuck is wrong with some people...

How, just how can you be this dumb? What's in the water over there? Murcery? Lead?

Is there a right way to drive several miles on an elevated train track?

40 feet up in the air for SEVERAL MILES

Fuck. I'm honestly just impressed.

What kind of test do you guys have to pass for a drivers license???

Idk about several miles, looks like a few hundred meters on a map.

Clearly, you can. But while you're busy wondering if you can, don't forget to stop and ask yourself if you should

You know I could not imagine how this could happen but then I recall in my city on one line there is road level crossings twice near the end of the line. Actually there might be another line that has something similar that Im not sure if I have ever been on. That one is like a spur line that expands off the end of the line of one of the more major lines.

'Been waiting for Back to the Future IV.

I zoomed in on the sign to see if this could be in Phoenix, as if there weren't trees precluding that possibility.

The transit authorities had to call for backup from the fashion police.

Ah...Utah.