BFRO #79292: Daylight sighting 20 miles northeast of Penn State -- a sasquatch crossing I-80

📍 Location

📝 Description

We were traveling westbound on I-80 in PA, near mile marker 169, following another car which was about 150 yards ahead of me. I was matching traffic speed at 77mph. There are 4 lanes of paved roadway, 2 for driving and one each for pulling over, 1 right 1left. Looking ahead at the car in front I noticed something in the center of the right hand pull off lane, It began moving to the left, towards the car in front of me. I immediately thought "What the hell is he doing?! He's going to get hit!" I thought it was a person at first, because it was moving in an upright position and on 2 legs. It crossed in front of the car (how far in front I don't know) but I could still see some portion of the head above the car in front. It was a Subaru.. I thought for sure there was going to be an impact but it continued passed the car towards the guardrail. At that point I had a more clear visual on it. It was completely dark, all the same color. From head to toe there wasn't anything that stood out as different in appearance. It had a more slender/slim build, and I want to say I think long arms that were not held upwards as it moved. It was the way it moved across the road that shook me. Nothing quick or jerkey like a sprinter. It was fast, but almost a glide or sliding motion to it. The whole incident might have lasted 2-3 seconds. It disappeared over the rail completely effortlessy. It never stopped to climb over. It thought there was a cut roadway there the kind where troopers like to sit. but there is none.

🔍 Circumstances

My wife was in the truck with me, but was taking in the scenery out of her passenger door window,she did not witness but heard me yell out "What the Hell was that" by the time she looked forward It had crossed the road

👤 Physical Description

BFRO Classification: Class A

🌤️ Weather Conditions

5:30pm sunny clear skies low 70's

ℹ️ Additional Details

5:30pm sunny clear skies low 70's

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