Here is my idea for dealing with runaway Toyotas:1. Get a tow truck in front of the car if it is front wheel drive or behind the car if it is rear wheel drive.2. Match the car‘s speed.3. Hock up to the car.4. Lift the car‘s drive wheels.5. Stop the tow truck.The car‘s wheels will continue to spin, up in the air, but the car will stop.
No, you won't be able to call the police, notwithstanding the tow truck motive force can call the police and performance you arrested for blocking off them from with the flexibility to do their job. ETA: For the human beings that are telling you to get in the vehicle. you'd be charged with a DUI when you're in the vehicle, merely so that you're conscious. so in case you observed as the police no longer in effortless words ought to your vehicle be towed, you need to be charged witha DUI. you are able to call the police, yet they are going to help the tow truck motive force tow your vehicle somewhat than help you save your vehicle. you're the only breaking the regulation, no longer the tow truck motive force.
How do you propose the tow truck is going to be there at the time it is needed? This is a ridiculous question. What the driver needs to do before he burns the brakes up is to shift the car in neutral and then apply the brakes and additionally the emergency brake, if needed, to stop the vehicle!
Ok i have a few things to say about this. There's easier solutions. 1. Shut off the car and let it drift to a stop (if the brakes don't work, otherwise apply them) 2. MythBusters did a special on Nightrider (or w/e that show was) Where the car goes from the highway into a truck at highway speed. It Works on and off at any speed. Its just a dangerous but does work. 3. I don't know what they'd have to pay that guy to hook a car up going 90 MPH
