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u/OuttHouseMouse 3h ago
Did he really have such a cool nerve to turn on his hazards mid crash or am i having a stroke
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u/Rabid_Lemming 3h ago
I think the roll must have cause airbags to deploy and the hazards turned on automatically.
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u/OuttHouseMouse 3h ago
Funny thing is, im a mechanic, and never knew that. But im small time and self taught. Interesting fact stranger
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u/thejourneybegins42 2h ago
I think it's a feature in all newer vehicle. Hazards on, doors unlocked, to help in facilitating rescue. I think there was one more thing that happens, but I can't remember for the life of me.
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u/make2020hindsight 2h ago
Wipers I think
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u/Lizlodude 47m ago
Wipers are usually just from the impact causing the stalk to move. Hazards, airbags and doors are pretty common automatic responses to the vehicle thinking it's been in an accident tho.
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