Locals in Florida took it upon themselves to stop a moving car and prevent a crash after a driver had a medical emergency.

As the female driver slumped over the steering wheel, her car was captured on a traffic camera slowly entering the middle of the four-way intersection. Meanwhile, the other cars headed in the same direction were stopped, and cars in the lanes perpendicular to hers were beginning to cross.

The driver's coworker was in a car nearby when she noticed the driver, according to police. She is seen in the video running alongside the car, waving her arms to capture the attention of other cars.

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"Several people got out of their cars and worked together to stop the moving car," the Boynton Beach Police Department wrote in a Facebook post. "One woman grabbed a dumbbell from her car and a man used it to smash the rear passenger’s side window. Another man then climbed through the window to unlock the passenger’s side door. The car was then put in park and the Good Samaritans pushed it to a nearby 7-Eleven parking lot where a nurse who was on the phone with 911 provided medical attention until the fire department [arrived]."

Police shared the video online in the hopes of thanking those "Good Samaritans" who got involved. After over 300 comments and 1,400 shares, police announced that they were in contact with many of them and planned to honor them in a reunion Thursday. The driver, who has since recovered, will also be in attendance.

Among them were men and women, one of whom donned a military uniform of some kind.

"We don't think it's an understatement to say that these Good Samaritans are an inspiration of goodness in our country today," the department wrote.

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There were no injuries reported among anyone else but the driver at the scene.