HaulingAss
Well-known member
- First Name
- Mike
- Joined
- Oct 3, 2020
- Threads
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- Location
- Washington State
- Vehicles
- 2010 F-150, 2018 Model 3 Perform, FS Cybertruck
You win the rational thought award!Just like when electric cars came to market the fire dept. guys had to learn new tricks. I don't think anyone is worried about rescuing people inside, the thing floats, has no gasoline to burn, and is bullet proof. Sounds like you are safer inside.
Not sure how door handles make a difference, if the car is locked they were not going to do anything anyway.
I do get entertained about all the hand-wringing over obvious questions. Some people act like they were the first person in the world to say "what if...".
When cars first got door locks and ignition keys I'm sure car owner's everywhere were thinking this must be a bad idea. I mean, what if you lose your keys? What if a bad person jams a stick in the keyhole? What if someone makes a copy of your key? What if your key gets bent or broken?
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