He dozed off and crashed his car. He wasn’t wearing a belt, and it may have saved him

A Pennsylvania driver who nodded off at the worst possible time is fortunate to be alive after his auto smashed head-on into a guardrail while he was driving home from work – and neglecting to wear his safety belt may have spared his life. 

At the point when 24-year-old Seth Yodels left his employment at a coal mine and made a beeline for Washington on Tuesday night, he was worn sufficiently out to fall asleep a few times amid the drive, however figured he could influence it to home. Be that as it may, he kept running off Route 18 in Washington County and wound up tilting directly into a guardrail. 

Yodels wasn't wearing his safety belt and was in this way tossed into the windshield. 

"Since he was noticeable all around and off the seat, that guardrail slid straightforwardly underneath him and he arrived over the guardrail," said an officer at the scene of the mishap. 

While wearing a safety belt is constantly fitting, for this situation, Yoders would have been skewered by the guardrail had he made sure to do as such. Officers were shocked that the mishap was not lethal, as is Yodels – he ascribes his survival to "somebody viewing over me." 

At the point when Yodels came to, he was over the guardrail in the front seat of his auto, with his legs stuck over it. 

"I thought it would have been deadly, to be completely forthright. Regardless i'm astonished it's not," said an officer on the scene. "By all sensible, sane records, this man of his word ought not be alive." 

Yodels is recouping from his wounds in healing center.