The most incredible thing to me is that the guy who fell 185 feet somehow managed to not slam into, or get slammed by, a part of the bridge.

With all these stories out there, let’s keep in mind it’s about these 6 men who lost their lives and their families and the first responders who risked their lives each day to save others. I am here In Baltimore and have driven on that bridge hundreds of times, I have been a firefighter for over 20 years and can’t imagine running that call. There still work to be done to recover the other 4 men, this will be dangerous for the recovery team let’s pray for them.

Stress? I get stressed when a shoelace breaks. He was suffering from shock

Umm.. that aint stress. Thats unbelievable horror and terror. Trauma. Beyond words.

Can't imagine being the guy who was on the bridge when it fell and lived, his life will never ben the same.

Maybe the guy doesn't want to be pestered by the media after surviving such an ordeal a little space and time is exactly what these people need in order to process what happened

Salute to the construction workers that lost their lives in this disaster! I cannot stop thinking about them. Please know that you have my sincerest condolences!

If you watch the bridge video there's two cars that just make it across before it collapses, imagine being one of those people, and probably heard and saw it in their rearview mirrors.

The construction worker who lived will probably have PTSD and Survivors Guilt for the rest of his life. Still, better to suffer and be alive than dead. He is still in shock and also grieving the loss of family members and co-workers now.

those poor souls and their surviving families

I can never even begin to imagine the sheer terror the works and others must have felt. It is so unbelievably sad.

I want to hear from the last 2 car drivers that got across before the ship hit.

"If my passenger wouldn't have been late...." How often are we saying we shouldn't be upset about delays for exactly this reason?

So horrific to hear about the people who were on the bridge. The poor families.

Gayle Fairman probably gave that passenger (who was late and caused her to miss the collapse) 5 stars on Uber app :)

Immigrants from Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala and Mexico doing the physical labor to keep American infrastructure intact died on that bridge. In any population there are mostly good people just trying to live and take care of families... and a few bad apples. Polls indicate that Americans can't distinguish good from bad apples.

If I was stopped by the cop that blocked off the road to the bridge I would have gotten out and hugged him after the collapse.

Good responsible people who came to this country to achieve The American Dream.RIP😢😢

There were like 10 vehicles that were on the bridge within minutes of the collapse. Pretty sure that last semi only escaped with seconds remaining.

When i watch that video, even though I know the truck makes it over, it's terrifying every single time.