Personal Narrative: Moving To The Blue Road

Last year, I was driving to home after work. It was 5 pm and the interstate 65 South was packed up with traffic. The traffic was moving at very slow rate, and it was stopping at times. I was in the middle line when the traffic stopped, I as looking to by back mirror when suddenly I saw this Blue truck coming up at high speed, behind me, the line was stopped, he was coming to fast to be able and stop on time. I knew the blue truck was going to crash my car on the rear end. Quickly, by instinct I looked in both sides, to my right side the line was full of cars, it was not moving, so it was no way to move there. When I looked to the left line there was enough space for me to move to that side, but a sport yellow car was coming very fast, I tough I may had enough time to move to the left side line without this car crashing me, but I was not sure about
it.
At that point I did no know what to do, if I stayed in the middle line the blue truck was going to crush me, and if I moved to the left line I may be crushed by the car that was coming, I was scared and confuse. I do not know, from were did I get the strength to do it, but I did it, I jumped quickly to the left side line. In the back of my head I was prepared to hear the yellow car impacting my car in the rear, because I jumped in front on him. I think that even for a fraction of second I closed my eyes, and waited for the impact. I waited, and waited without breathing, and nothing happened, I opened my eyes and looked on rear mirror, the yellow car was behind me, it did not hit me. I felt so relieved, and happy, my heart was about to get out of my chest, I was hyperventilating, and sweating, my hands were shaking, and I was barely able hold the steering wheel. Just in that moment I was able to breath again, I
made it. While I was leaving behind the scene of the accident, I heard all the noise of the cars crashing behind me, I could see how the blue truck that was coming on the middle line impacted the car that was in front of me, and how that car impacted the one that was in from on it. This was a massive car accident, that was covered by the news, and all this happened in a fraction of second. I can believe that I was able to think, and move that fast. I am so grateful with my survival instincts, that helped me to make the right decision in the most stressful moment. After all this happened I pulled over out of the interstate 65 S, stopped my car in a parking lot and took about five minutes to think about just happened to me, breath deeply in and out, and give thanks for being safe.