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A TODDLER was saved by police after riding his push bike in busy traffic in ChinaŹ»s city of Lishui.
The child, aged about three, was seen riding his toy car on a major road in the city amidst the traffic during rush hour.
Wu Feng, a police offier, was riding his motorcycle to duty at the time and saw the youngster. He immediately rushed over and got him to safety.
At one point the todler came face to face with a huge bus, but still nobody stopped to help him.
Footage from traffic cameras shows the toddler pushing his yellow ride-on toy with his legs as he scooted into a busy lane of traffic with cars and other vehiclescareering towards him.
It was around 8am and the little lost boy was reportedly searching for his mum in the Chinese city of Lishui.
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