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> he was unable to escape the car travelling at 30mph by jumping out. He added: "It might not sound like it is very fast Um what? Bailing out at 30mph is defin
by tantalor 3y ago
> he was unable to escape the car travelling at 30mph by jumping out. He added: "It might not sound like it is very fast
Um what? Bailing out at 30mph is definitely risking life & limb. I wouldn't attempt that unless the car was about to go over a cliff (certain death).
- AdamJacobMuller 3y ago> Mr Morrison has mobility issues, so Exactly what I was thinking. Mobility issues or not I'm not jumping from a 30mph moving vehicle unless it was the only option (cliff or alligator-filled moat or something). Jumping out the door of a car moving 30mph is a great way to end up with a mobility issue.
- throw9away6 3y agoThat might be a contributing factor. It’s possible the mobility conversion went wrong and the system malfunctions
- AdamJacobMuller 3y agoFrom looking at the picture of him, and this is an admittedly shallow take, I don't think he has enough mobility issues that it would require modifications. I think it's just poor reporting.
- dartos 3y agoCan confirm. I fell off an electric scooter at 30mph earlier this year and broke my arm and my nose. If I wasn’t wearing a helmet I’d be dead.