Times Square car accident scene

The transcript describes a witness account of a fast-moving car near Broadway. Initially, the observer notices the car and realizes the potential danger. They start recording the event and assess the situation, noting the severity of the incident. The aftermath is grim, with reflections on the potential impact if the car had reached Times Square.

What was the narrator's initial reaction upon seeing the fast-moving car?

• They thought it was a parade.

• They assumed it was a traffic accident.

• They suspected it might be a bomb.

• They believed it was a movie scene.

What action did the narrator take after realizing the seriousness of the situation?

• They ran away from the area.

• They started recording the scene.

• They helped the injured people.

• They called the police.

What did the narrator observe about the people affected by the incident?

• There was blood and many were injured.

• They were being rescued by firefighters.

• They were resting peacefully.

• They were all unharmed.

What did the narrator speculate about the car's potential path?

• It was turning into a side street.

• It was heading towards a nearby park.

• It could have reached Times Square.

• It was going to stop at a traffic light.

How did the narrator feel about the survival chances of the people involved?

• They believed everyone was safe and sound.

• They doubted many people survived the incident.

• They were unsure about the severity of injuries.

• They were optimistic about everyone's survival.