When we read tales about caring people who help others, our lives get better.
Even if it looks that people’s empathy is fading, there are still those who are always prepared to provide a helping hand.
What occurred on the roadway, beneath a bridge on Interstate 696 in Huntington Woods, Michigan, confused and startled everyone.

People passing along this road were delayed due to traffic congestion, but when they saw why 13 trailer trucks were lined up and blocking the road, they decided it was worth the wait.

When State Trooper Michael Shaw received an emergency call about someone preparing to attempt sui:ci:de by jumping over the bridge, the truck drivers arrived to help. Shaw, a clever man, quickly came up with a beautiful plan, but he needed some help to make it a reality, so he hurried to summon a traffic officer and asked him to divert the traffic.

The truck drivers were all eager to help.

The trucks positioned beneath the bridge occupied the whole space beneath it, so if officials and specialists were unable to persuade the guy to abandon his plan, the vehicles may prevent him from plunging directly to the ground, saving serious injury.

The story did have a happy conclusion, as the man was hauled off the bridge after four hours and given psychological assistance.

Even if it meant waiting a long time, the truck drivers were always willing to help.