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3 Ways to Escape From the Trunk of a Car

By Matthew Lynch
October 18, 2023
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Introduction:

Imagine being trapped in the trunk of a car. Not many people know how to react in such a situation; however, knowing how to escape might just save your life. In this article, we will discuss three ways on how to safely escape from the trunk of a car.

1. Use the Glow-in-the-Dark Emergency Release Handle:

Most modern cars are mandated to have an emergency release handle inside the trunk. This is usually a glow-in-the-dark lever that is easily accessible. To use the handle, locate it and simply pull on it firmly. This will unlatch the trunk and allow you to open it from the inside, then you can exit.

2. Kick Your Way Out:

If your car doesn’t have an emergency release handle or you can’t locate it, another method is to use brute force and kick your way out. Position yourself with your back against the trunk walls and feet towards the trunk door. Kick at the center of the trunk door repeatedly with as much force as possible until the lock or latch gives way, allowing you to open it.

3. Use Available Tools:

If the above methods don’t work or aren’t suitable for your situation, try using available tools around you within the trunk space. Look for items such as a screwdriver, tire iron, or crowbar, which might help you pry open the trunk or dismantle its locking mechanism.

Conclusion:

No one expects to be trapped in their car’s trunk, but being prepared for such an eventuality could save your life in a worst-case scenario. Remember these three methods – use the emergency release handle, kick your way out, or use available tools – so that you can quickly escape if ever faced with this situation. Additionally, practice caution and remain aware of your surroundings to minimize any potential risk.

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