How to Escape a Submerged Vehicle

Jen Carfagno shows what you should do should your vehicle become submerged.

[@MrBananaSlice]

gotta love how all these videos have a convenient tool ideal for breaking a window rather than teach you how to use the tool around you or at least advice on which tools to get and how to store them

[@mattwolf7698]

I've always kept those in my car.

[@hope2029]

Keep a hammer and utility scissors (so you can cut your and passenger seatbelts)on hand in driver door cubby. And pepper spray for other situations.☺

[@I34R]

At least now you know that you should get window smasher and seat belt cutter and store it somewhere that’s easily accessible not the cubby the tools around you might not work cause it’s not easy to break a glass and don’t forget that you’re panicking

[@rairaur2234]

Preparation is always key. I literally carry one in my handbag (a smaller version), just in cassy I'm in a cab or something.

[@Texas_Made6990]

@@rairaur2234what happens if u wreck on the way from getting a new car. I stand with the original comment. Show how to do it with what’s at hand in the moment. Because half don’t prepare and this video is useless someone could be in a sinking car watching this video and die cause of the shot info

[@ellaperkins127]

I had a dream about this and now im so scared and researching how to get out

[@cenniebeanie]

Ella Perkins ME RIGHT NOW LOL

[@alesellsgeorgia]

Same here

[@gamermemayne1292]

literally me rn

[@thatgirl661]

Usually my reason for researching it too!

[@connie2202002]

Me too!!!!

[@Sulueti]

If you don't have a hammer, pull the headrest off and use the metal prods as a hammer

[@AntagonisticAltruist]

More than likely that won't work at all. There's videos on youtube showing people hitting the windows with much heavier things without the window breaking. One MIGHT be able to use the head rest to jam the metal between the window and the door and then pull really hard, but in most cases there won't be time for that. Even half the tools you can buy to break windows don't work on the first few tries, especially if you're panicked and not hitting the right place on the window.

[@Sulueti]

AntagonisticAltruist Personally I found that if you wedge the seatbelt metal prod between the window and the edge, then smack it with the prods from the headrest it will shatter. Then again, I agree - it's all up to the individual to not panic

[@DaDunge]

@@AntagonisticAltruist You only need to crack the glass then you can give it a few kicks until it breaks entirely.

[@ahbrando]

I read it works better if you wedge the prod between the glass and the rubber seal, and pull.

[@mrsc4760]

You can't do that underwater

[@rellegirl100]

Even more terrifying is the idea of having loved ones in the car with me that I can’t get to & save

[@Malitubee]

I’d have to die with them, no way I could leave my family behind

[@MarkyDav]

That kinda happened a couple years ago during a flood in Australia, mother and three kids. Mother could have saved herself, but instead fumbled in the back trying to save her kids, she managed to save one by I think essentially shoving her nine-year-old out of the door or window, girl was able to swim to the surface and survived by swimming to the shore, but the other two and the mother drowned still trapped in the car. I suppose the even sadder part is the mother never knew if she successfully managed to save the surviving daughter or not.

[@usadatingafricanmenculture3127]

I would die with mines...no way I am living with the thought that my lil boys are gone because I couldn't save them.

[@patrickrichmond9896]

Relle, that is rubbish. If you reach behind you between the seat backs, you should be able to find ways to break the rear windows so they too can get out or undo their seatbelts and have them follow you out of the car.

[@oh60]

That’s my fear, your car is sinking your the only one who escaped and your trying to save your family but you were to late...

[@FilmerOfBobcats]

In 1969 I was 8 years old and my mother's car entered floodwater. We could feel the car spinning around in the current, hitting rocks and submerged trees. The water was dark brown and almost up to the windows. Thank God our Mercury Cougar floated long enough to run aground on a sand bar and we all got out. The flood was a serious one. Hundreds of race horses who had not been evacuated drowned and were found up to 15 miles downstream at the beach in Oceanside.

[@claudiaterrazas7673]

Security alarms

[@Remhad]

That is terrifying

[@Questionablememer]

The Baltimore bridge shite got me tweaking 😂

[@mustardseed2477]

This happened to me last night and it was the most terrifying thing that ever happened to me. I froze, this situation is my worst fear and I froze. A Good Samaritan the was outside ran over screaming at me to roll down the window and get out. I did and the power worked so I didn’t need to break it. I wouldn’t have had the time, right after I climbed out the window the car took a nosedive in once the water stared poutine the window. Living nightmare I wouldn’t wish it on anyone

[@daniellemichayla]

So glad you’re safe!

[@Thaiurbangarden]

Praise Jesus you’re alive and for sending you help!

[@lindostars23]

omg glad you're ok to tell about it 😭😭

[@zappababe8577]

God bless your good Samaritan - glad you're still with us!

[@myellegreen7717]

Thank God your alive

[@DespReps]

Bonus Tip: You can use the seat belt to break the glass too. FYI, aim at the corners of the glass where it's weakest. -my 2 cents

[@rbvfeehfbudenrj]

Gregory Guevara thanks m8

[@Competitive_Antagonist]

Have a metal plate inserted into your palm so you can break it with your hand and look badass doing it. You're welcome.

[@Tylermanguy58]

Vey useful. 10/10 will use.

[@lilcinnamonroll9577]

Are you sure though? I don't know my seat belt seems really weak lol. I recommend you can actually take your seat off and use the metal to break a window, However it might use up a lot of precious time. Your best bet is a window breaker in my opinion.

[@Oky1y]

@@lilcinnamonroll9577 yeah but the point of his comment is literally in case that you dont have one

[@poorpiti6553]

The scary thing is that, they're only showing the best case scenario: they have a hammer next to them, the water is shallow (not like falling off a pier or bridge) and they immediately do what the're supposed to.

[@kawa1755]

In that scenario you bascially have to break a window that is your highest chance of getting out alive. If you cant break a window wait until the car hits the bottom of the lake then open the door. If its a deep lake you better break a window before the car starts to go under.

[@I34R]

@@kawa1755 you don’t have to wait for the car to hit the bottom of the lake to open the door the car submerges before that

[@kawa1755]

@@I34R I seen it on mythbusters idk why but when it is going down you can't open the door the vehicle only completely submerges in water once it hits the bottom which allows you to open the door.

[@christophermunoz2568]

@@I34R I believe the pressure of the water doesn't allow you to push open the door. Can someone confirm this.

[@I34R]

@@christophermunoz2568 you just have to wait for the pressure in the car to equal the lake to open the door but this happens way before the car hits the bottom or else what’s the point of us talking no one can have the time to swim from the bottom to the surface especially in deep lakes

[@TKR-rp4xv]

Last night it was storming super badly, my papa couldn't see due to heavy rain and how dark it was and ended up crashing and his car rolled over the edge of the bridge into the ocean. Amazing he survived and was okay. He nearly didn't make it out, but he die and had to swim miles in the stormy ocean in the middle of the night during a huge storm. He swan miles and then had to walk miles to find help at a fire department. Terrifying. This is my worst fear so I can't imagine how scary it was for him

[@FoivosApostolou]

Your papa is a badass. I am happy he is ok!

[@brettcarter9612]

you are correct, that guy is a bad ass first class! @@FoivosApostolou

[@JRexTheKing]

I always have these situations in mind. Which is why I bought one of those dope little pocket knives that have a seatbelt cutter and a window smasher.

[@Jkapricorn]

Reminds me of that poor woman who drove her car into water, she said she didn't see it, called 911 and the dispatcher was so rude " well maybe next time you will learn." The Driver didn't make it

[@Juicysox]

What the actual hell

[@kawa1755]

Thats why i looked this up. I have never wanted to physically hurt someone so bad in my life.

[@DorvellTStewart]

I remember that story. If memory serves me correctly, that dispatcher was fired.

[@eden20111]

@@DorvellTStewart she wasn’t fired. That was actually her last day before she retired.

[@DorvellTStewart]

No wonder she was such a bitch.

[@dylanakent]

A disabled person, an elderly person, an obese person, children in car seats in the back or anyone not in shape to haul themselves out of the window are screwed. There has to be a better way car manufacturers!

[@yungreece6470]

The windshield

[@GTron13]

@@yungreece6470 The windshield is designed to be nearly unbreakable.

[@GTron13]

Car manufacturers should add a sunroof that isn't controlled via electronics so you can open it even if the water shorts out the car's electrical systems.

[@rbvfeehfbudenrj]

This is not a realistic idea.

[@johnnymai5932]

They should have airbag style sensors that once it senses water of some sort, it’ll pop open inflatables under the car so the car stays afloat .. something like that could work and possibly save lives by turning that 55 second window to 5-10minutes..

[@elsiepandagamer6982]

at 2:41 my anxiety went 📈

[@EmpressLilith222]

I live in hurricane prone area and I’ve seen people almost die many times trying to drive through deep water and then realize too late that it was deeper then they guessed Never ever ever ever think you can make it across a deep “puddle” to get to the other side...you won’t

[@10heads7dragons]

Thank you, Jen for showing us. You are very brave.

[@ethankim6214]

Maybe cars should have one of those window breakers build in it

[@AAA-cc4pg]

Yep

[@sarahtonin256]

In my country most cars have those tools at the driver’s side passenger side, and if your car doesn’t have those the garage where you go for maintenance will always advise you to get them and install them for you for free!

[@goku445]

Definitely.

[@talkaboutwacky]

I hope they gave that meteorologist a raise. “We’re gonna make you drive into water and escape”

[@vynilla6398]

I dreamed this and tried my best not to panic. The car started falling towards deep water, we all take a deep breath, and start trying to escape. There was time to open the door while it flew but driver had the doors locked. The moment we were fully underwater, I knew we're dead. None of us can communicate because we're all underwater. No one had any idea what to do. Door won't open, window won't slide down. That's how I woke up, ran out of oxygen holding my breath and body forced me to swallow air. I keep thinking about how real it felt, maybe it's me in a parallel universe, if so then RIP to me.

[@goku445]

nice

[@jamesbridger9878]

In a reaistic scenario where u cant escape in time, then Ive heard that once the car is full of water then the pressure equalizes and you should be able to open the door and swim out.

[@ATypicalTurtl]

The funding for this! And for such a knowledge gaining experience. I never would have thought to break the window. Next time, I'll be ready.

[@CharlieSill62VO]

Jennifer-you are one brave lady to do this to help save lives-it illustrates how serious being able to think while under pressure is critical to one's survival! Seatbelt Windows Out-got it!

[@dasonstalnaker9764]

Charlie Sill dude, how’s she brave for this? The window was already down and the seatbelt was already off and the car wasn’t even under water, she was in no trouble

[@esotericleigh]

What about with a kid in a car seat in the back? Can you imagine how scary that would be? What if you had three kids? What if all three of them are in car seats?

[@bettyk9771]

rhonda leigh yes that comes to mind. In Mombasa Kenya a car drowned last Sunday with a mother and child on board

[@Legen12250]

@@bettyk9771 yes very sad. I was there

[@brilwatuma6175]

Call 911 since no driving school in th world is required to train on such situation. Fire escape, water escape emergency stops etc... It's about time it's made a requirement before getting a license.

[@MrBananaSlice]

some kids just need to die.

[@GB6__YT]

MrBananaSlice what is wrong with you

[@gaggita9922]

It's so creepy to know how many bodies and their cars are STILL missing in deep bodies of water from decades ago. I'm so glad I don't live by lakes or rivers. Good luck Florida and Minnesota people!

[@destrypetrov]

Came to watch this video because I saw in the news that police finally found the remains of a Florida mom that's been missing for over 10 years, in a random lake. In her minivan and everything. Terrifying

[@davelydon1982]

Thanks for video as it might save me some day knowing this. Thumbs up from Rep Ireland

[@spruceboat5631]

1:37 that fitment tho

[@Ami_E_Bowen]

This is highly important stuff!

[@thescrunkIy]

Nobody: Me: *I can't swim*

[@harryswife4648]

Llapyy ravEn

[@moduspwnenz]

you can take the headrest off and use it as a semi-floatation device

[@keelhe893]

Who here after the Baltimore bridge collapsed 😬?

[@Questionablememer]

It got me tweaking

[@bloba4443]

@@Questionablememerdon’t worry if you are on a bridge like that when it falls good chance you die on impact and won’t drown

[@SDBV-OD30]

Nice Demonstration... Great work

[@ForeignIsolation]

*Another helpful hint is to use a sunroof if you have one!* Even though your begining to submerge, if a sunroof is placed in your car you can manually open it. Its a big help for releasing air pressure and it can help you get out safely.

[@I34R]

Doesn’t the electronic system shut down once you hit water ?

[@catfishman1768]

The most important detail to breaking a car window is to strike it near the edge so it can’t flex. Hit it really hard the the headrest base or the seatbelt buckle. If you’re trying to get into a car in an emergency. You can quickly remove a receiver hitch to strike with. But even then be sure to hit near the edge or it may just bounce.

[@dannyh9010]

I have been research this issue a lot recently. That hammer or similar rescue tools like the ResQme WILL NOT shatter laminated glass that is now (since 2017) installed in side glass. They only work on tempered glass.

[@GoldwaterB]

I believe it works on laminated glass too. You will need to hit it multiple places so the window shatters.

[@sleeptime5464]

only if that chinese billionaire who backed her tesla into a pond saw this video first

[@latrace1986]

Not a Honda Accord EX coupe! Believe it or not, that car is worth some money today. Wish they would have done this with a Nissan or some other throwaway vehicle instead of a golden age/era Honda.

[@ricardobarbetti7934]

I thought that too. What a shame!

[@margie1830]

Just lost two best friends to a submerged car accident. Can’t stop researching.

[@LittleLulubee]

So sorry for your loss 🌸🌸

[@laialaia9123]

I can’t imagine doing all this with my kids

[@annrut1]

THE Metal bottom part of headrest this is why headrest are removable you use the two metal prongs to smash the door window out I wish there was more awareness of this

[@ejwis1]

No umbrella or high heel shoe will break the glass. It’s made to not break easily. You need a specialized tool. Adventures With Purpose sells one that is perfect.

[@Loffeleif]

I listened to the Debra Stevens 911 call and came right here after.

[@stafonvoncamron]

They should really just make vehicles float. It just needs an air pocket built into the frame.

[@user-yu2bx2hb6n]

Imagine if you had children in the car. It would be so hard to free them from their carseats. So terrifying!

[@tooey]

This lady has balls

[@BimmerWon]

They should have a lever near windows that you can fold out and manually pull to break the window.

[@garysmart1]

what about curent water thats more scary for people that cant swim

[@ktty446]

@@greenlywestover7338 it doesnt always work that way 🤦‍♀️

[@SimMaster]

If you can't swim, you shouldn't be driving a vehicle. Also, don't drive into water, that's a bad idea.

[@alyssaricketts4770]

@@SimMaster what does swimming have to do with driving?

[@travis5843]

Learn how to swim

[@scotchontherock9714]

@@alyssaricketts4770 If you crash into water and can't swim... you're fucked

[@thecarnivorouskat]

Would it be wise to keep your windows rolled down when driving over a body of water on a bridge?

[@abderissus8324]

if you survive the collapse that is

[@thecarnivorouskat]

@@abderissus8324 obviously assuming so

[@Rtryanp]

And when the car is upsidedown like 99 percent of crashes......

[@MWButland]

Why would the car be upside down in 99% of crashes? Yes, cars can flip over in an accident... and I have no idea what the actual percent is... but it's has to be less than 50%.

[@memeopsisspp1165]

@@MWButland The vast majority of cars crashing into water do end up upside down due to forward momentum along with several other factors; not only that, cars often flip over several times back and forth as the balance changes. This makes it virtually impossible to escape unless the windows are already down.

[@tracyevettebarnes]

thatslineaudi great... I came here cause a story I just read scared me and now I gotta think about the damn car being upside down?! I’m shaken.

[@SimMaster]

Wait until the water fills the car and take your last breath in the air pocket. Then the doors should open.

[@i2harry]

👍👍👍thank you for teaching us!!

[@johnmontague69]

Stanley knife for Passager seat belts and a claw hammer for the windows. A must carry if you live near high risk area's of flooding and rural waterways, lochs lakes rivers canals. Think positive Act quick and efficient. Take Charge, everyone lives.

[@aaliyahoats]

What type of hammer is the red one??? Where can I buy it???

[@joyce_915]

My mom's friend just died in a water submerged car. We are devistated. He was 73 and on his way to a Veterans appointment. Rescue couldn't get to him in time. 😔 I believe he knew how to escape a submerged car, but that he was rendered unconscious when he went airborne and then hit the water. It's a sad reality indeed. Please share with your loved ones about what to do if your car is sinking...you don't want the horror of thinking about what your loved one may have went through... 😥

[@Shalashaska016]

Hey Weather channel, unless you guys are using a special heel or umbrella then just FYI it doesn't break the window as stated in this video.

[@craigh.7535]

0:53 and 1:39 - It's an air cylinder, not oxygen tank (divers don't use pure oxygen like in a hospital, it's toxic at depth), it's simply the same air everyone breathes normally, just compressed, (roughly 21% O2). (Journalist major and working in the scuba industry nearly three decades.)

[@spicykoolapple1013]

This is why I drive with my window down always

[@mattwolf7698]

The problem is, a lot of people will be driving into floods while it's raining.

[@-Muhammad_Ali-]

This is why i drive a convertable fully with diving suit on. Better be on the safe side cuz you never know

[@UNITED_STATES._______________8]

They showed them getting out like before the car is submerged what if someone didn’t have the time to cut the belt or un do themselves and find something to break the window before it submerged. That’s what they need to show just in case a situation Like that takes place. (Not dissing)

[@charliecharlton9782]

Right easy for one but what if you have children and a baby strapped in a car seat?

[@MrSupercar55]

I think you work from oldest to youngest when saving your children. Either that or start with the easiest one.

[@frostbirdyt]

the same happened when i was in Oxapampa. we were trying to enter for camp and we decided to cross a river named ''Chontabamba'', crossing it it worked but then things started to go wrong. as we were crossing chontabamba river we got stuck in a hole and the van was not moving, so then my mom and my auntie lucero wre trying to get the van out of the hole, but they realized they cant push it because it was too heavy and the van was flooding a little bit. But then a random car crossed the bridge and starting to help us, that worked untill the car was starting to produce white smoke. that was some water has entered to the oil box and got wet. when it dried we go camp and we had a nice life.

[@HotCoolz77]

2:10 did she cut her hand?

[@sempre_avanti_01]

This is what nightmares are made of. Very informative though.

[@ahonaspirantseeker2795]

Good to know, but considering most of the incedent involves drunk,drugged,fell asleep, stunned/disabled, shock or knock unconcious would that even matter?

[@Dahousendtuff]

If you don't happen to have a tool to break the window remove the head rest from your seat and use the metal part to smash the window.

[@goku445]

Everyone says taht but has it been proven?

[@supremacy2040]

Now I know what to do if I was stuck in the water with my old Honda Accord.

[@arigilos8552]

Glass is really bouncy when you try to break it too. It's harder than it seems

[@soulassassin0g]

That SUV at the beginning is more than capable of traversing over water so long as you don't flood the intake, that's the "breathing" part of the engine where is sucks in air. Adding a snorkel will help prevent this from happening.

[@Marella2024]

Omg, that women was so brave! She deserves a raise just for doing this segment!!! 👏

[@InspireNewJoy]

In newer cars, most front windows and all windshields will NOT shatter/break open even with the proper tool, because they're laminated these days, so you will need to escape through the back windows, sunroof, or rear window.

[@FifthBro-oaktree]

Is it possible to get the door open? Or what if people have the window half open, can the door be opened?

[@bri961]

Curious question. I know that it will be hard to open the door because the force of the water trying to get in the car while the car is submerging and water still filling. but is it possible to open the door if the car is fully submerged? and the inside of the car is already full of water so the pressure inside the car = the pressure outside the car

[@Amphitera]

it takes 1-2 minutes for the pressure to equalize, and only then can you open the door. Few people can hold their breath that long, especially in a stressful situation.

[@Weeping-Angel]

Can someone explain why you don’t open the door

[@Dobviews]

Please note many of the new cars have laminated glass or polycarbonate glass. *Only tempered glass shatters with safety tools!* If you have laminated glass in your vehicles please make sure you know which of your windows is tempered glass before you waste time trying to break a laminated or polycarbonate window.

[@adri2558]

What if the whole front driver/passenger and backseat windows are submerged in water? I heard its not safe to break windows due to the force of water, so go for the back window?

[@demonitized1020]

If you don’t have a glass breaker you can use the metal end of the seatbelt. After removing your seatbelt hit a corner of the glass with the metal end as hard as you can

[@ulutasatilla]

and when you can’t get your seatbelt off?

[@dukelukas5965]

One good option to break the glass, take your head rest out & use the 2 metal spikes

[@dollaya8893]

Thanks. This is helpful

[@bloop8051]

This is a very controlled environment. Most people have accidents and hit the water so hard. There are so many missing people at the bottom of rivers etc… they go missing some 30 years or so. At least now independent underwater recovery teams are locating the vehicles returning the missing to their families sadly….

[@joelpatr2180]

The hardest part about this is choosing between saving my turkey for thanksgiving or my talking dog

[@-Muhammad_Ali-]

The rescuer getting out of the car at the end was a more helpful part

[@HuplesCat]

So wear scuba gear? Got it in

[@depth8308]

There's one problem.... *I CANT SWIM*

[@AppaloosaDreams]

Doggy paddle with your arms, keep your head up and kick hard. It's basic, but it can keep a person alive (!)

[@depth8308]

@@AppaloosaDreams thx

[@syrenasketches6902]

Get a friend to teach you how!

[@aletusixfree8009]

Now what would you do if you are stuck under the water

[@ashtynhensley3274]

Take the head rest out and use the metal end… that’s the whole point of the headrest being able to come out is so you can break your window if submerged under water or if it won’t roll down and you need out

[@tomhubbard8510]

Good that they don't tell you that you can get out under water if the window is open. Because the door still won't budge as the pressure isnt equalised until you hit the bottom (which can be a long way down).

[@FormerTrucker]

What if your car is completely submerged do you break the window and let the water in and then climb out how do you do it they don't seem to answer that

[@AntagonisticAltruist]

Seeing as this could be a life a death situation, it's horrifying to observe how much bad advice there is in the comment section here (often with tons of likes by people who heard the same wrong information before). Most of the suggestions that call for improvisation, from using the headrest to using belt buckle, just won't work in the short amount of time you have. I would strongly urge people to watch a few more youtube videos on what it really looks like to escape a sinking car and how hard it is to break a window even under better circumstances, as well as go on amazon or somewhere and buy a few window breaking tools. A lot of very effective ones aren't expensive, and they'll be priceless in an emergency.

[@davidigleniec2483]

I umm never say this kind of stuff.... holy wow I have a crush on Weather Girl Jenn. doot de doo....

[@TrinaMarie_Babygirl]

@psychobabble rapp this is interesting among others like myth busters. This is something everyone needs to be taught even our babies

[@dandenzel3343]

I need to learn THIS.. Recently there was an incident here in My Country Sabah, Malaysia where the car initiated to cross a bridge with no rail while heavy flowing water was flowing through it caught up with their car front the side push them in to the river. The drive and the passanger did not make it out alive unfortunately.

[@renegade637]

One other alternative. If you don't have, or can't figure out a means to, crack the window, wait till the car fills up with water. Once the water inside the car reaches over the door, the pressure is equalized and you can get out.

[@popeyen7550]

most important thing is to put windows down while electircity is still working, fast thinking saves u only

[@thewozmancan]

Why didn't they test breaking the glass when completely submerged and the water pressure is high???

[@erer1381]

This is so scary!!! Imagine you have kids to unbuckle then try and get out 😭 it’s one of my biggest fears! I have a 6 and 8 year old and non of us can swim!! What then??

[@lynnsundrop]

Pray you can unbuckle everyone & get to your spare tire fast enough bc a spare tire can support a few people & keep you floating. That's my best bet as I can't swim either. My spare tire is just right in my trunk instead of under the little floor flap

[@MrBlackCoffee96]

Teach them to swim! It's fantastic

[@Happyッ-r4q]

Just learn how to swim or push your body upwards toward the sunroof

[@Rhythmicons]

I was thinking this was about escaping from a vehicle that has been submerged, not a sinking car.

[@VictorMinchihLee]

These days the urgency is even greater. With windows being laminated, breaking them can be hard to near impossible, even with those hammer like gizmos.

[@michelewiltz5772]

the pointy bit on the end of your head rest is designed to break windows

[@robott6696]

Great tips for the next time you slowly roll a boat ramp with the slightest angle

[@lailasanchez7565]

what if your car goes off a bridge and submerges nearly immediately??

[@Rubycella]

Hahaha and if the windows are not down, and sestbelt on just doesnt seem applicable.

[@Ale_100G]

I came here because of that one episode of the office where Michael drove his car into a (___) lake, And I got anxiety so now i am here.

[@aafreenansari1114]

Omg same

[@Ale_100G]

@@aafreenansari1114 lmao omg😂😂

[@vicvic2081]

Good job

[@jacintamatthias8656]

What if you don’t know how to swim 😩

[@wraynephew6838]

LEARN

[@nibernator]

I wish they had addressed what to do if you don’t get the windows down in time…. Fail. If you don’t get the windows down in time, the door will be almost impossible to open until the cabin completely fills with water and the pressure equalizes. Move to the back of the car and breathe the air as long as possible. By the time you can’t breath anymore, it will be some moments before the pressure fully equalizes and you can open the door. Good luck.