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Biker clung to lorry for 19 miles on motorway after crash killed wife - Metro.co.uk

A biker was forced to hold on to a lorry for 19 miles after a motorbike crash in which his wife died.

Anderson Antonio Pereira’s bike was rammed by a lorry and became jammed under the front of the vehicle in Penha, southern Brazil, on Sunday.

His wife Sandra, 47, was left unconscious in the road, but Anderson, 49, managed to cling to the door.

He begged the 36-year-old driver to stop moving, but he carried on for another 19 miles.

A video recorded by eyewitnesses shows Anderson swinging from the left-hand door of the lorry, with his bike squashed under the front of the HGV and scraping along the road.

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Eventually other motorists came to his aid and managed to get the lorry to stop. The driver was then dragged out of his seat into the road and beaten up before he was arrested.

Mr and Ms Pereira had bought the motorcycle only two months before the crash.

Picture shows the lorry who crashed into the motorbike in front of him in an accident that happened in southern Brazil. (Newsflash) / This is the moment a motorcyclist had to cling to a lorry that had rammed his bike and killed his wife as it sped along along a motorway in southern Brazil. Anderson Antonio Pereira, 49, was forced to hold on for his life while the driver carried on for more than 19 miles, with the motorcycle jammed under the front of his truck. Anderson and his wife Sandra, 47, had been enjoying a Sunday cruise on the motorcycle they bought just two months previously when they were rammed from behind on the BR-101 motorway
A horror crash in southern Brazil left a motorbike jammed under the front of a lorry on Sunday (Picture: Newsflash)
Husband filmed clinging onto window of lorry that killed his wife for 19 miles
Anderson Antonio Pereira, 49, was filmed swinging from the left-hand door of the lorry (Picture: Newsflash)
Sandra Pereira, pictured with her husband Anderson Pereira - A motorcyclist had to cling to a lorry that had rammed his bike and killed his wife as it sped along along a motorway in southern Brazil. Pereira, 49, forced to hold on for his life while the driver carried on for more than 19 miles, with the motorcycle jammed under the front of his truck. Anderson and his wife Sandra, 47, had been enjoying a Sunday cruise on the motorcycle they bought just two months previously when they were rammed from behind on the BR-101 motorway / This is the moment a motorcyclist had to cling to a lorry that had rammed his bike and killed his wife as it sped along along a motorway in southern Brazil. Anderson Antonio Pereira, 49, was forced to hold on for his life while the driver carried on for more than 19 miles, with the motorcycle jammed under the front of his truck. Anderson and his wife Sandra, 47, had been enjoying a Sunday cruise on the motorcycle they bought just two months previously when they were rammed from behind on the BR-101 motorway
Sandra Pereira, 47, pictured with her husband (Picture: Newsflash)

Mr Pereira is expected to make a full recovery, but his wife was flown by helicopter to hospital and later died of head injuries.

She leaves behind a 26-year-old son.

The driver is expected to be charged after he was suspected to be under the influence of drugs.

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