"used to narrowly escaping things" made me laugh, Idil. Gives me this image of Turkish pedestrians walking around with this nervous look on their faces all the time, looking from side to side for the next huge piece of machinery coming their way.
What in the world was he doing standing right next to the tracks with a train coming that he must have seen/heard? It doesn't make any sense, unless he was looking to end it all.
From what I've read on the interwebs, apparently, this guy was watching to make sure no trucks got in the way of the train...but the truck that we do see apparently had no driver in it and the culprit maybe a faulty handbrake.
the pedestrians are fine because it's the drivers that have good reflexes, so they narrowly avoid people and other cars... haha :P
From what I've read on the interwebs, apparently, this guy was watching to make sure no trucks got in the way of the train...but the truck that we do see apparently had no driver in it and the culprit maybe a faulty handbrake.