The road feels safe—until it doesn’t. One wrong turn, one malfunction, one locked door, and the familiar comfort of your car can twist into quiet panic. Most drivers think seatbelts and airbags are enough. They’re not. Hidden throughout your vehicle are quiet lifelines—tools, levers, and features that only matter when everything goes wrong, when smoke, water, or darkness turn metal into a cage. You don’t need to be paranoid to learn them. You just need to be willing to imagine the moment when help is minutes too late, and the only person who can save you is the one already sitting behind the whe… Continues…
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