r/nononono • u/gudlyf • 21d ago
Trying to catch a runaway car goes from bad to worse
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u/TexasBaconMan 21d ago
I like how she tries to hold it back with brute strength. Sadly, something similar happened to my Wife while teaching one of our kids to drive.
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u/spin-city 17d ago
Uh, how sadly?
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u/TexasBaconMan 17d ago
Learning driver didn't put it into park when they got out of the car. Minor injuries.
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u/tour79 21d ago
I want a follow up video from tow truck driver
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u/Lythieus 21d ago
I'm just impressed with how much torque that car has at idle to climb multiple curbs.
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u/FreneticPlatypus 21d ago
Hello, 911? I’ve been run over by a car!
Do you know who was driving the car?
Yes. I was.
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u/asdfredditusername 19d ago
And that dude just stood there and filmed. Didnt even attempt to help. People are the worst.
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u/Arpe16 20d ago
Yes let’s film it instead while we have enough time to run over still and stop this from happening.
People are so fucked. We are so done.
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u/Anunnak1 20d ago
She had plenty of time to stop it herself.
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u/Arpe16 20d ago
She looks old and possibly limited movement, i don't agree that she get stop it herself the video is pretty good proof.
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u/Mr_McZongo 18d ago edited 18d ago
She looks old and possibly limited movement
Limited movement is coming from the sandals. Not from age. She tried brute force stopping a moving car by leaning against its momentum twice for several seconds.
This person was just not mentally or emotionally equipped to handle a situation like this.
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u/DC12V 19d ago
It's actually pretty sad state or affairs to see, ok sure she messed up, created a traffic hazard, possibly endangered any occupants inside but no one offers to help? You can see the various stages where she thinks she'll get it back under control when it hits the gutters and then loses it again.
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u/power0722 21d ago
Worse would have been running herself over.
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u/rexcannon 21d ago
Good chance of someone Tboning that thing on the way across the road while she was on the other side. Out of sight as well.
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u/poriomaniac 21d ago edited 21d ago
No need whatsoever to step into the car (feet first) in that situation. Simply reach in and pull the handbrake.
That should be anyones first instinct.
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u/BrainTroubles 21d ago
Assuming the car has one, it’s in the middle of the car. Gonna have a hard time pulling that without getting at least half your torso inside, at which point you may as well just step on the brake.
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u/sriracha_blowjobs 21d ago
Neutral would be preferable. But this person clearly isn't coordinated or intelligent enough for understanding how cars work. E-brake, transmission, and regular ass brake are all off the table.
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u/fried_green_baloney 5d ago
Some cars the brake is a pedal on left side of driver's footwell, you really have to be inside the car to push it down.
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u/geoffs3310 21d ago
Some people really are useless aren't they