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A 12-year-old boy heroically took control of a speeding vehicle and called emergency services after his mother suddenly fainted while driving. The incident occurred as Nicola Crump was traveling from Wales to the Birmingham Christmas markets with her son. During the journey, Nicola lost consciousness, causing her foot to press on the accelerator and the car’s speed to increase to nearly 60 mph (97 km/h).
Seated in the passenger seat, Zac quickly reacted to the dangerous situation. Demonstrating remarkable composure, he managed to steer the car safely onto the central reservation off the A40 near Ross-on-Wye on December 14. Once the car was stopped, Zac turned off the ignition and promptly dialed 999.
During the emergency call, Zac provided the operator with their precise location, allowing help to arrive promptly. West Mercia Police later confirmed that Zac’s quick thinking and calm demeanor were critical in ensuring both their safety. In recognition of his courageous actions, Zac was awarded a bravery medal.
After receiving the award, Zac modestly reflected on the incident, saying, “Even to this day, I don’t see it as a big deal but from other people’s perspective it is.” His calm and decisive response undoubtedly saved his mother’s life during a moment of crisis
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