Avoid Driving In Bad Weather
It is an undeniable reality that driving during or after a storm is a terrible idea. When officials advise remaining indoors and avoiding travel, it’s critical to follow their advice and not try to rescue a car. Merely three inches of water can cause the car to be inundated and swept away, especially if it’s a little, compact model like this one. It’s impossible to know where potholes or open manholes might be when driving on flooded roadways, as proven by this poor woman. She most likely ignored warnings made by local authorities and the met office.
Avoid Driving In Bad Weather
Gone In Less Than Ten Minutes
Nothing beats the thrill of driving away in a brand-new car from the showroom. The enthusiasm was written all over this Chinese woman’s face as she stood by her shining new ride, replete with a celebratory red ribbon on the bonnet. At 9:55 a.m., the official handover of the keys to her new car was captured and time-stamped. That happiness, however, was short. Just nine minutes later, at 10:04 a.m. on the same day, she did the unthinkable—she crashed the automobile. Perhaps in her hurry to test drive her new automobile, she lost control and crashed.
Gone In Less Than Ten Minutes
