Semi-naked women huddling in the back of a van sounds like a scene from a terrifying abduction film. 

However these three women  - wearing just their underwear - voluntarily clambered into a vehicle in Russia in the hopes of nabbing a free ride home. 

The construction worker driver couldn't believe it when he found the partially-clad females hiding out in the back and asking him for a lift. 

Bizarre footage shows the women - who are also sporting high heels - getting into the van as bystanders stop, stare and film

One in black bras and pants climbs in to join her friend before a third woman, in matching white underwear, closes the door.



The pumping background music suggests the video may have been filmed outside a nightclub in Kazan.

The man, known only as Yuri K, said: 'We arrived at the facility in the evening, the girls were already there and stopped the passing drivers. 

'I parked on the edge of the road... At this time, the girls climbed into the back of my company car.'

It's unclear why the women were without their clothes or whether Yuri agreed to take them home.  

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