And the horrifyingnewsabout theBaltimore Key Bridgecollapse definitely didnt make us feel safer.
I want you to be able to do the same.
Most cars tip forward, meaning that the second row windows stay above the water longer.
Thats especially important if you have children in the car.
The four steps to remember are SWOC.
Burn SWOC into your brain in the hopes that you will never need to use it
S for seatbelts.
Get everybodys seat belts off.
W immediately pop fire up window youre going to be using to exit.
O for everyone out of restraints and out of the car.
C for oldest children first, taking that youngest one with you.
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Additionally, under the video, Dr. Darria pointed out a fewmyths.
Electrical windows WILL open.
The issue isnt the electricity its pressure, she wrote.
Thats why I drive with the windows down when I cross a bridge over water.
I always have that fear, another one added.
Interesting that I see this on my FYP after the bridge collapse from the boat hitting it.
This we may not be able to control.
He added that unfortunately, these responses can all be counterproductive in an emergency like vehicle submersion.
The ability to stay calm in the face of a crisis can mean the difference between life and death.
These kits can come in the clutch in an emergency.
He also noted that the last thing is to run through scenarios in your mind.
Practice makes perfect, even if it is made up.
And finally everyone should take a basic first aid and CPR course.
Controlling your breathing helps slow down the heart, and that, in turn, can lessen anxiety.
The next step is to focus on the things you’ve got the option to control.
This gives them something to focus on other than the loss of control at that moment.
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