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Originally Posted by Captain Slow
(Post 4548748)
Spotted this accident on the 19th! Looks like it was a major one involving 9-10 cars. |
Originally Posted by Captain Slow
(Post 4548748)
Spotted this accident on the 19th! Looks like it was a major one involving 9-10 cars. |
Originally Posted by Nalin1
(Post 4548762)
Another story is that a ..... Anyway waiting for others to share what they have heard! |
Originally Posted by Captain Slow
(Post 4548748)
Spotted this accident on the 19th! Looks like it was a major one involving 9-10 cars. Start the video from 1.45 onwards. |
Originally Posted by balenoed_
(Post 4548873)
BTP doesn't seem to agree with this. |
Originally Posted by Captain Slow
(Post 4548748)
Spotted this accident on the 19th! Looks like it was a major one involving 9-10 cars.Moolee GREEN 54px.png |
Originally Posted by cp171185
(Post 4548746)
Some people were making comments on social network platforms that it is a biker's fault! Someone please help me to understand. |
Originally Posted by anumod
(Post 4548474)
This incident happened in Kerala, Bishop Jerome College Kollam. |
Originally Posted by rajathv8
(Post 4548143)
Looks like an Audi A3. Can be seen in the image here: https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities...le26325280.ece |
Originally Posted by tazmaan
(Post 4548576)
Most of the headrests of modern cars have a tapering end so that they can be used to break the glass. Just remove the one in the car and check it's a really thoughtful and useful feature. |
Originally Posted by foby.sebastian
(Post 4548962)
Creta-Auto accident in KL |
Originally Posted by Pferdestarke
(Post 4549121)
Happened today on BRTS road, Vijayawada. As per the news report, the bus driver lost control as the brakes failed and rammed into a couple of vehicles before coming to halt. |
Originally Posted by Mukund
(Post 4548915)
Speeding car rams into a bike in Coimbatore The biker seems to be entering the road in the opposite direction. He comes to a stop seeing an oncoming vehicle, which seems to be out of control. He got flung a good 5-10m. There are conflicting reports on the nature of injuries to the biker. Some say he is critical and some say he escaped with minor injuries. There are also reports that this was a case of street racing, not sure. |
Originally Posted by Nalin1
(Post 4548762)
Anyway waiting for others to share what they have heard! |
Originally Posted by balenoed_
(Post 4548873)
BTP doesn't seem to agree with this. And another is that- :Frustrati |
Originally Posted by paragsachania
(Post 4548909)
Video posted by Captain Slow clearly shows the Brezza and so does the image quoted in the tabloid. The only truth is that this accident has no remote relation to Aero India show as this happened somewhere after Hebbal towards Mekhri Circle!!! |
Originally Posted by shubhodeepdas@g
(Post 4548922)
Don't really know which road this is but it does seem like the biker was going to go the wrong way and came in the way of the grey car overtaking the white car. |
Originally Posted by locusjag
(Post 4548132)
while car headrests can be used to break windows in an emergency, they weren't designed with that in mind. |
Originally Posted by rajathv8
(Post 4548143)
Play the situation in your mind: door lock fails -> reach over to the rear seat and pull the seat backrest down -> move the boot cover -> use the latch to open boot door -> get out. To me this is easier than trying to break the glass with the headrest in a hatchback. |
Originally Posted by harry10
(Post 4548160)
Keep a small stick inside the car for these situations. Will help in breaking windows if you are trapped and to defend yourself against rowdy road rage elements. |
Originally Posted by rajathv8
(Post 4548188)
Tempered glass is really tough. Pin point hard impact can shatter it while a blunt hammer may fail to do so. Having a stick may not be helpful. |
Originally Posted by Yieldway17
(Post 4548280)
There are many glass breaker plus seat belt cutter utilities made just for this on the market. Buy one and stick it with a velcro under or beside your driver seat. |
Originally Posted by tazmaan
(Post 4548576)
Most of the headrests of modern cars have a tapering end so that they can be used to break the glass. |
Originally Posted by rajathv8
(Post 4548188)
Watch this: |
Originally Posted by Thad E Ginathom
(Post 4548626)
Thing is, though, I always found it fiddly and difficult. Wouldn't like to try it with flames around my knees and smoke in my eyes! |
Originally Posted by Chetan_Rao
(Post 4548921)
It's best to have a specific tool, easily accessible and ready to use. A window breaker/seat belt cutter combo stuck to the side of the driver seat is probably ideal... Improvisation might make sense in theory, but panic and steady hands usually never go together, so don't put yourself in a spot where you need to reach out for or disengage something in a time-sensitive emergency. |
Originally Posted by venkyhere
(Post 4548931)
I hope this post will act as FYI and whoever is reading will be made aware what 'type' of headrest removal system we have in our respective carts. |
Originally Posted by AutoNoob
(Post 4549247)
I have placed a claw hammer and a safety cutter in the tray below passenger seat. ... not satisfied with position of safety cutter, as it should be accessible to cut seat belt, in case it can't be unbuckled. . |
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