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QuestionA power line fell onto my wife's car, but there were no passengers in it. What should we do?
Community AnswerCall the power company. If it is insulated with plastic, it is safe - but don't risk it. Have a professional remove it. -
QuestionCan I just drive away?
PearlbelleTop AnswererNo, the car will be filled with electricity, and moving it could cause you to become electrocuted. -
QuestionHow do I get 2 kids out of a car that has power lines on it?
Community AnswerDon't exit the vehicle unless it is on fire. If your car is on fire, tell your kids the instructions in method 2 in a way that they can understand. Warn them that the most important thing is not to touch the frame of the car, and let them know that they have to hop away from the car after they exit. -
QuestionHow do I rescue a baby in a car seat if a car is on fire?
Community AnswerCall the emergency number in your area. In the US it is 911. If you can reach the baby, just unbuckle it from the car seat immediately. If you are outside the car use a coat or something else over your hand so your isn't severely burned and if it is locked, then break the car window, unbuckle the baby and get it out as fast as possible. -
QuestionHow should I remove a toddler from a car seat if power lines are on my vehicle?
Community AnswerOnly remove a toddler from their car seat if the vehicle is on fire. If there is a fire, carefully reach into the back, avoiding contact with the car's metal frame, and hold the child tightly against your chest. If the toddler can understand, instruct them to hug you and not touch the car, then open the door and jump down. With both feet together, shuffle at least 50 feet (15.2 meters) away from the vehicle before calling 911. -
QuestionWhat if my car handles are metal?
Community AnswerDon't exit your car or touch the doorhandles unless the car is on fire. If the car is on fire and you have metal doorhandles, there isn't much you can do but exit the car and hope that the car hasn't conducted electrical current. -
QuestionWhat happens if I grab the power lines with both hands?
VerinTop AnswererUnless the power line has already been grounded, you could end up getting electrocuted. Do NOT touch power lines, under any circumstances. -
QuestionWhat happens if you touch the power line?
Community AnswerIf the line is properly insulated, nothing will happen. However, if the line is "hot" and you touch it where it's broken, you will be electrocuted. It's best to stay away from it and let an electrician handle it. -
QuestionIf you are driving, do you keep the engine running when you have to exit?
Community AnswerNo. Turn it off. -
QuestionIf a power line falls on my car, should I continue to drive?
Community AnswerNo. Follow the suggestions above. -
QuestionCan I hire someone to do this for me?
7e12 7e12Top AnswererYou can hire an electrician who can go with you in the car and will help you safely exit.
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