How-to-Escape a Sinking Car

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What should you do when your car goes into the water? It's a scenario that no one ever wants to be in, but unfortunately, it can happen. The most important thing is to remain calm and think about what you're doing. In today's video, we're going to teach you HOW TO ESCAPE! ➦ Share this video to SPREAD AWARENESS with everyone you know! https://youtu.be/sqBW1OSepbw ✅ #AWPWindowBreaker 2-IN-1 EMERGENCY WINDOW BREAKERS https://adventureswithpurpose.com/products/window-breakers DETAILED VIDEO ON USING WINDOW BREAKERS Easiest Way to Break Car Windows.. (This Can Save Your Life) https://youtu.be/AlR7xrNkGpw First, if you can get your seatbelt off, take it off. This will make it easier for you to escape. In this video, we're going to show you how to use a seatbelt cutter to cut your seatbelt if it's stuck. The key is to hold the seatbelt tight and then cut it. We'll demonstrate this underwater shortly. If you have kids with you, turn around and grab them right away. If the water has not yet come up over the windows, you'll want to pop the window out and get out while the car is still floating. But we want to show you a true representation of how much time you have in the car before it completely fills with water. As the car fills up with water, it's important to stay calm. You'll start to feel the cold water coming in, and you may start to panic, but it's important to remain focused. You still have time to get out. At this point, the water is up over the window and the car is fully submerged. You can see that there's still air in the back of the car. This is where a lot of people end up when they go into the water in a car because the engine compartment is heavier and the front of the car fills with water first. Using a window breaker is the best way to escape from a car that's underwater. We'll demonstrate how to use it while underwater. We recommend having two or three window breakers in your car so that you always have one within reach. We like to keep them on the visors and on our keys. The most important thing is to remain calm and focused. Don't try to use your cell phone to call for help. Focus on getting yourself and your passengers out of the car. If you remain calm and use the tools at your disposal, you can escape from a car that's underwater. We recommend that everyone have a window breaker in their car. It's the one tool that you cannot live without. If you're a new driver or you have loved ones who drive, get them a window breaker. It could save their life. ✅ 2-IN-1 EMERGENCY WINDOW BREAKERS https://adventureswithpurpose.com/products/window-breakers We hope that you found this video helpful. Please share it with everyone you know, so that they know what to do in the event that their car goes into the water. And head over to Adventures with Purpose to get your window breakers today. Stay safe out there. ❤️.. JOIN THE AWP MOVEMENT ..❤️ (Get Videos Early)... ➤ http://bit.ly/AWP-Team-Member Adventures With Purpose (AWP) is an Underwater Search & Recovery Dive Team dedicated to helping families of missing loved ones for FREE, and with your support, as of the release of this documentary, 26 Missing Person Cold Cases Have Been Solved Since 2019. 🎯 Subscribe to AWP on YouTube (It's Free)...➤ http://bit.ly/SubAWP 👕 AWP Merchandise..➤ https://adventureswithpurpose.com 📌 Follow Us on Facebook... ➤ https://bit.ly/FollowAWP HOW IS AWP FUNDED?... ➤ https://youtu.be/wz1dCguO2y0 Want to Tell Us About a Case? Email: [email protected] ======== Hug the ones you love for you never know when it might be the last time you see them. ❤️.. Make a Donation and Help Keep AWP on the Road ..❤️ https://adventureswithpurpose.com/products/make-a-donation 🎬.. Watch Other Cases We've Solved ==================== SOLVED: Missing 23-years Underwater (Samantha Hopper, 22-month-old Daughter Courtney, Unborn Baby) https://youtu.be/isqd8OOcJpQ SOLVED 8-Month-Old Missing Person Case (Nicholas Allen) https://youtu.be/cAfYtXB-qN4 SOLVED: How We FOUND Kiely Rodni: MURDER or ACCIDENT? https://youtu.be/bPwnDyW26gk #carwreck #carsafety