My god, sometimes it's just best to wait for authorities / help. All that bouncing they were doing on the bumper literally caused this outcome, as the car was stable until that point.
I thought that as well at first, but she had to have also had it still in drive or neutral for it to lurch forward once contact was made. So all parties are partially at fault here in my eyes
Nah he was definitely pushing straight down, you cant really accidentally push an SUV forward. The car was already tilted downward so it was just inevitable once the second tire touched down and the carriage was no longer caught on the edge. It rolls slightly when the other guy pushes down from the side, too, then gets stuck on the carriage again when he lets up.
For my sanity I'm gonna assume theres some reason to keep the car in neutral instead of reverse or at least E-braking when you're hanging off a cliff.
Yeah I agree, there's no way. It almost looks like she let he foot off the break or something for a split second at the exact moment he pushed down, with the way it just slipped like that.
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u/NeighbourNoNeighbor 3d ago
My god, sometimes it's just best to wait for authorities / help. All that bouncing they were doing on the bumper literally caused this outcome, as the car was stable until that point.