British policeman Martin Willis rescued the driver of the van, keeping his car on the edge of the bridge and not allowing her to fall down.

The van left the track on a bridge in the English county of Yorkshire, turned over and balanced under the gusts of wind at its very edge.

The driver could not get out of the cab and was forced to sit in it, waiting for help.

The first to place the accident came police Martin Willis.

Later, Willis wrote in "Twitter" that he grabbed the van and held it with all his might that he would not "sway in the wind".

According to Martin, he can not even describe the joy he felt when the fire brigade finally arrived.

Colleagues did not fail to express their admiration for the heroic deed of the Yorkshire police officer.

"Something I do not see Superman's cloak on the photo. Probably flew away while you were straining, "- wrote to him in" Twitter "police officer Adam Pace.

Source: BBC.