Roller coaster passengers stopped upside down in an emergency. What moments have you experienced when you almost died?

In the past May Day, which everyone should have spent happily, the Universal Studios Theme Park in Osaka, Japan staged a very thrilling scene-

Once, a roller coaster project "Flying Pterosaur" came to an emergency stop due to a malfunction in operation, and 64 passengers were hung upside down in mid-air. Fortunately, all of them were rescued in the end, and there were no casualties. But there are also passengers trapped for up to two hours, the shortest half an hour. It is said that a similar incident happened in the park on August 22nd last year.

Compared with this thrilling moment, the "gate of hell" I experienced may be even more horrible: in April 2009, I drove my Honda Fit sedan and drove my friends on the Shanghai-Qingdao Expressway. I didn't get into the habit of wearing a seat belt at that time. That day, because I was in a hurry, I felt that the car in front was driving a little slowly, so I wanted to overtake from the right (because there were only two lanes on the road, and the car in front of me and I were in the left lane). So I turned the steering wheel to the right. However, as soon as I changed lanes, I found another car on the right front, which was slower than the car on the left front. So, I just want to change lanes and come back soon.

But just when I turned the steering wheel to the left, I found that my car was out of control! The car drifted to the roadside shelter forest. My last memory is that the right mirror of my car scraped a tree, and I don't remember what happened afterwards ... until I was carried on a stretcher, I gradually regained consciousness and began to feel pain.

What happened here was told to me by some friends who were sitting in my car later (fortunately, they were all alive). They said my car tripled in the air after hitting a tree. At the same time, the door of my cab popped open and I flew out because I didn't wear my seat belt. I guess my scalp rubbed against the corner of the car door. When I landed and they climbed out of the car to look for me, they saw a pool of blood behind my head. I had lost consciousness and had no reaction at all. They thought I was dead!

Fortunately, in the end, it was only a few fractures on my body, and the thigh muscles were partially broken, and six stitches were stitched on my head. After lying in bed for two months, I finally saved my life. Fortunately, I was not disabled or disfigured in the end.

But from then on, I remembered this bloody lesson: you must wear a seat belt when driving, and you can't overtake on the right side. I hope everyone will take a warning!