This should be illegal but US regulators seem to be absolutely toothless
also seems incredibly stupid to specifically make the rear doors not work when they could've just made them work the same as the front
I want to give the regulators the benefit of the doubt by saying that it's possible they just couldn't imagine that someone would actually design a door handle system this stupid.
physically lift up the car door
from the inside
dude car doors weigh a fucking shit ton lmao, they're like 70-120lbs, if you're like small you are 100% doing to die
Seriously if someone ever offers me a ride and their car is one of these death traps I'm going to laugh at them and tell them to fuck off.
This is wild overreaction.
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It’s also the only right answer. Desperate times, measures, etc. Only way to win is not to play.
Desperately clawing at the rear speakers as I attempt to escape the lithium fire in the Las Vegas tunnel.
while suffocating due to smoke and insufficient ventilation as the self-driving AI restarts the car and drives it straight to the wall
trunks and any enclosed space big enough to fit a person in must have visible door-releases (commonly said to be about anti-kidnapping, but more likely so that some kid wouldn't trap themselves in a trunk and freeze or overheat to death).
There's more rules about being able to exit the trunk than exit the cabin.
Yeah, because no one in their right mind would ever think of not putting handles on doors
Don't forget to engage the child protection locks so that the kids go down with the Tesla! :sus-lovecraft:
Looool the middle one is how TFL Cars opened their door after it failed 3 times on them.
