'Jesus took the wheel': Runaway 'Trust Jesus' RV ridiculed after crashing near Trump rally

An RV with signs supporting Donald Trump and Jesus was mocked Sunday after it mysteriously rolled into a utility pole

Ahead of an unofficial Trump rally in Staten Island, officials said that the vehicle was involved in an accident. Damian Cross posted a video showing what appeared to be a bus wedged between a utility pole and a gas station sign.

The vehicle was covered with religious signs and messages supporting Trump. One sign said, "Trust Jesus."

No one was reportedly injured in the crash, but the incident was quickly mocked online.

"Jesus is not very good at driving a bus it seems," one person wrote.

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"This is what happens when Jesus turns water into wine and they pass it around the bus," another user responded on X (formerly Twitter).

"You can trust Jesus, but not the bus driver," a commenter joked.

"Jesus took the wheel" was repeated by several responders.

"Maybe if they took down some of those Trump signs, they might have been able to see out the window and prevent an accident," a person concluded.

Another X user wrote, "The blasphemy of a Trust Jesus sign on a bus covered in Trump signs was apparently even too much for God."