Propping your legs up on a vehicle's dashboard could break your body forever.
Airbags convey at in the vicinity of 100 and 220 miles for every hour, and could "send your knees through your eye attachments" in case of a crash, Tennessee's Chattanooga Fire Office cautions.
The message, one the office shared a year ago, as well, is a startling one that a Georgia lady is very comfortable with.
Two years back, Audra Tatum had her legs crossed with one foot on the dashboard when she was associated with a crash that conveyed the airbag, sending her foot into her face, CBS News reports.
"The airbag went off, tossing my foot up and breaking my nose," Tatum, who wasn't wearing a safety belt, told CBS. "I was taking a gander at the base of my foot confronting up at me."
Other than her nose, Tatum broke her lower leg, femur and arm, disclosing to CBS regardless she strolls with a limp and can't stand over 4 hours on end.
Other than her nose, Tatum broke her lower leg, femur and arm, revealing to CBS regardless she strolls with a limp and can't stand over 4 hours on end.
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