Dashcam footage captured the moment a driving instructor had to swerve to avoid a teenage girl who ran in front of her car.
The driver managed to avoid the girl at the last moment after she ran into the busy single-lane road without checking for oncoming traffic.
The video does appear to show one of the car's wheels going over the girl's right foot, and she limps away following the minor collision.
Her phone is also seen flying across the road as a result of the minor knock.
The dramatic moment was filmed in January in Bradford, West Yorkshire, by bus driver Adam Richardson.
The 35-year-old said: "The girl had actually been a passenger on my bus.
"She got off and then just ran straight into the road without checking for traffic, it was unbelievable.
"All of a sudden I heard this horn and and then I saw the learner car come past me and swerve to the right.
"The lass was so close to getting hit, she was exceptionally lucky."
Mr Richardson added: "After it happened she just ran off after her phone.
"It seemed like she was more worried about that than anything else."
He added: "Hopefully people can see what happened and realise how important it is to check the road before crossing.
"A lot of people aren't as lucky as her."
The driving instructor, who has not been named, has been praised by her manager for her driving skills.
Naheem Shah, of Safeway Rider School Of Motoring, said: "We've all given her a pat on the back and said 'well done'.
"She did really well to avoid hitting the girl who was very, very lucky."
He added: "It's fortunate there was an instructor behind the wheel and not a student, otherwise things might have been very different."
