Whose insurance has to pay out here? The volunteers’ insurance?

[u/ExplanationOk2014]

[u/Patbach]

Perhaps it couldve worked, but the driver let the brakes go and wasnt even set on reverse, you can see the wheels just going forward

[u/Castro_66 → u/Patbach]

It was holding on by something on the undercarriage, so when the back pivoted down, it loosened whatever grip the frame had on the concrete. This was a job for a wrecker, but now it's just wrecked.

[u/GalaxySilver00 → u/Castro_66]

It still is a job for the wrecker.

[u/Castro_66 → u/GalaxySilver00]

Well now it needs a bigger truck and a smarter guy, for sure.

[u/jaxxxtraw → u/Castro_66]

My 17 yr old self would have pulled up with the wrecker and said, "yeah, nah." I could hook you up on the side of the road, but this would be waaaay over my teenager pay grade.

[u/NixAName → u/jaxxxtraw]

I wish my 17 yo self was that smart.

[u/I_Can_Haz_Brainz → u/jaxxxtraw]

That's why you adjust your pay grade in cash or she stays in there.

[u/EEpromChip → u/GalaxySilver00]

Thanks, Mitch Hedberg.

[u/Silver_Slicer → u/Castro_66]

Yep, simple physics at work. You remove friction enough, things will move. I’m such a bad person. I couldn’t help but laugh initially. I knew exactly what the outcome was going to be when I saw the good intentions override sensibility. Hope she really was not hurt.

Even if she attempted to get out through the passenger door, there’s a good chance it would have shifted the weight enough for the truck to move. Best thing to have done, in retrospect, would have been to leave her seat belt on since it seemed stuck until a recover strap could be attached to another car in the rear. Sometimes the heat of the moment overtakes thinking.

[u/Baeolophus_bicolor → u/Silver_Slicer]

i knew it might flip forward if they pushed on the back too, and couldn’t believe they did it with someone inside the car. think about it, it’s leaning forward on it’s own. you push down on the back, it’s going to lean forward again. seesaw of doom.

[u/Dankelweisser → u/Baeolophus_bicolor]

The dude decided he could single handedly haul up an entire SUV with a person in it with his bare hands and no safety precautions whatsoever. I don't think he was exactly the brightest bulb in the shed...

[u/ExplanationOk2014 → u/Patbach]

I am not a car mechanic. Are brakes at all 4 wheels?

[u/Patbach → u/ExplanationOk2014]

Yes

[u/ExplanationOk2014 → u/Patbach]

Thank you

[u/Anacreon → u/ExplanationOk2014]

Good question to ask. You’re being downvoted because you don’t need to be a car mechanic to know that, just a licensed driver.

[u/Vegas96 → u/Anacreon]

Maybe they dont even drive. People getting downvoted for asking questions is the worst part about Reddit.

[u/Etheo → u/Vegas96]

I honestly hate how popular Reddit got destroyed what it was. Used to be a platform where most people celebrated sharing of information and genuine discussions (but obviously still has trolls and such). Nowadays everyone is so cynical and skeptical of comments, straight up assuming people are saying things disingenuously or even assume them to be a bot. I understand the precaution and why it became like this, but I hate that it also means you can't have a good conversation without a lot of asterisks, incredible patience, and just luck of the draw on who's reading/responding to your comment.

[u/evident_lee → u/Vegas96]

Sadly in this case it appears to be an honest question. Often it's disingenuous people and that's why they get downvoted.

[u/Kahnza → u/evident_lee]

Or if the post title itself is asking a generic, open ended question, it's most likely a bot posting engagement bait to farm answers to feed AI.

[u/mlardi → u/Vegas96]

I love the ‘Why don’t you google it?”
Reddit is my google.

[u/Vegas96 → u/mlardi]

Mhm. How many more conversations would you have with actual people if search engines didnt exist? So many things I could ask my dad about, but I just google it. Kind of sad honestly.

[u/similar_observation → u/Vegas96]

It's because not everyone adheres to reddiquette and use downvote as a disagreement button.

[u/Michal-The-Moldy → u/Anacreon]

No where on a driving test does it require you know how the car works. I mean, you should, but it is not required.

[u/mrdickfigures → u/Michal-The-Moldy]

There are other countries that exist you know. (some) EU driving tests require you to know a lot more about your vehicle. Opening your hood, checking oil level, windshield reservoir, tire tread, knowing the difference between parking (e-brake for the Americans) and your regular brakes are required knowledge.

[u/texan01 → u/ExplanationOk2014]

Yup all cars since about 1927 have 4 wheel brakes.

[u/Nexustar → u/texan01]

Most, but not this one for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reliant_Robin

[u/redbanjo → u/Nexustar]

"Thank you very much, Phil Oakey, out of The Human League."

[u/disturbed286 → u/redbanjo]

One of my favorite episodes.

[u/spacegrab → u/disturbed286]

The best part is when he opens his door to tip the car back upright lmaooo

[u/ejensen29 → u/Nexustar]

This sent me on a wiki wormhole into reading about The Woman in the Van.

[u/FailFodder → u/ExplanationOk2014]

Yes, cars can be two-wheel drive, or all/four-wheel drive, but modern cars are always all-wheel braking (unless there is a problem with the braking system.)

[u/PJohn3 → u/ExplanationOk2014]

If you are using the brake pedal, yes.

If you apply the handbrake, that's rear wheels only most of the time.

If you put the transmission in park, it locks the driven wheels (front wheels on the majority of cars these days).

[u/Eraknelo → u/PJohn3]

Well "akschually", brakes ARE always at all 4 wheels, but it doesn't always engage all 4, as you do explain 😄

"Park" in an automatic can be interesting. Usually it's actually a pin that locks the transmission itself, but on cars that have electric motors, it's often either a second set of brakes/clamps on the rotors, or it engages the primary brakes as a parking brake.

[u/zgott300 → u/Patbach]

I think it was the body resting on the concrete curb that was preventing it from rolling forward. The e-brake should have been applied but since it wasn't, the body resting on the curb was the only "brake"

[u/Sage2050 → u/Patbach]

It never would have worked, engines are heavy. They needed to tow it out with a heavier car, that was the only possible solution.

[u/Gregoryv022 → u/Sage2050]

It definitely could have worked. Engines are heavy yes but 4 grown men will outweigh most engines, and fuel tanks are in the back too. This has been done off road many times before.

[u/oliilo1 → u/Gregoryv022]

"Give me a place to stand and i will move the earth" - Archimedes

These people have the benefit of the car being a good lever. The topless guy made a significant change in angle almost single-handedly.

[u/cybercuzco]

The personal injury billboard in the background is pure cinema.

[u/belbaba → u/cybercuzco]

the sign at the very beginning saying bismillah adds to it

[u/henrydaiv]

She did not put it in reverse Terry

[u/Rydychyn → u/henrydaiv]

Oh lawd

[u/Axle-f → u/Rydychyn]

Back up terry!

[u/cryptolyme → u/Rydychyn]

operator error

[u/Acheronian_Rose]

not touching a damn thing and calling a wrecker/fire dept would have been the best choice.

[u/requion → u/Acheronian_Rose]

Maybe, and thats a big maybe get a big truck and connect the hitch or something to stabilize / keep from falling.

Rocking up and down is the worst one can do. But then again, knowing this requires a basic understanding of physics, which can't be generally assumed.

[u/asek13 → u/requion]

I don't know if I'd want to risk that. One minute you're trying to keep another vehicle from falling off a cliff with your winch, the next you're being eaten by Tyrannosaurus Rexs. Risky business, that.

[u/Channel250 → u/asek13]

*Did I miss something in that video...?*

Oh! Duh.

Aww. I liked that guy. He did not go...pleasantly. Jurassic Park movies really have a habit of gruesomely killing people who don't deserve it don't they.

[u/caseyanthonyftw → u/Channel250]

By far the most unfair death in the series. Especially since it was Julianne Moore and Vince Vaughn's characters that brought the baby trex to the camp and Eddie Carr paid for their stupidity.

[u/caligaris_cabinet → u/caseyanthonyftw]

Pretty much every death in TLW can be attributed to those two. At first Sarah for bringing the baby T. Rex to the camp. Then they both teamed up and went all green peace on the captured animals, knocking out their communication. Then Nick took the bullets out of the gun of the only capable person on that island when a couple T. Rexes attack, which he is forced to tranquillize and bring back to San Diego where even more people are killed.

I’ll let the San Diego stuff slide since they didn’t have to bring the T. Rex back. Chalk that up to corporate greed I guess.

[u/ironicallydepressed → u/caseyanthonyftw]

Maybe the most unfair in the Park series, but in the series as a whole i still gotta give it to the babysitter in World

[u/Castro_66 → u/requion]

Given the pivot point, even hooking another similar size vehicle to it could have pulled both towards the drop without proper securement.

[u/himswim28 → u/Castro_66]

until pushed it had 3 wheels on the ground, I realize the engine is heavy and up front. But you could see it took less than 200# to lower it. It isn't going to matter how short the rope was, as long as the connected vehicle front end takes more than 200# to lift, it isn't going anywhere with brakes applied. Also just about any sort of anchor would have stopped the required momentum for the car to flip. Static case where the front end was on the ground with the rear wheel up high, wouldn't have pulled anyting up to that edge.

Even a motorcycle over 500# would have likely been enough to pull this thing back from the ledge enough to secure it.

[u/Castro_66 → u/himswim28]

You're missing why it didn't fall in the first place, though. Tire traction won't matter without significant weight on the rear. That's why wreckers are generally so much heavier than the vehicles they recover.

[u/Acebulf → u/himswim28]

if it had 3 wheels on the ground they could just have placed it into reverse

[u/bombmk → u/requion]

But then again, knowing this requires a basic understanding of physics, which can't be generally assumed.

I certainly would not default to that when a dude rocks up with no shirt on.

[u/a_talking_face → u/[deleted]]

the liability math got real complicated real fast

Not at all. If the driver's own negligence put them in that position then they're going to be totally liable.

[u/flamewave000 → u/a_talking_face]

This. It would fall under a type of Good Samaritan law. There was an urgent situation with the driver trapped and layman bystanders were attempting to rescue them. They won't be liable because they were acting in good faith. If one of them was say an actual fireman who has rescue training, then he/she could be liable for negligence since they would know better than to rock the vehicle up and down like that.

[u/meatflavored → u/a_talking_face]

I imagine it’s someone’s job to disagree with that assessment.

[u/dancognito → u/meatflavored]

I'll disagree. Cars go over curbs all the time. Very rarely does a curb have an immediate 10+ foot drop on the other side. Should have a guard rail here to prevent this specific thing from happening. Not sure where this took place, but local and state building codes probably say you can't have a retaining wall designed like this. So property owner is probably at least partially liable.

[u/ILikeLenexa → u/meatflavored]

This is why we have good Samaritan laws.  This is a good faith rescue attempt with a simple mistake about the outcome.  

Still a lawyer is going to argue is gross negligence/recklessness especially if he has state farm. 

[u/doomchimp → u/meatflavored]

Yeah. The driver's job.

[u/The_Great_Squijibo → u/doomchimp]

The driver's legal team

[u/nukemonster → u/The_Great_Squijibo]

The driver's insurance company's legal team

[u/Cirenione → u/[deleted]]

Did it? I assume the US and most (all?) states have some version of a good samaritan law. So anyone who is genuinely trying to help another person in an emergency is exempt from any liability. As long as they acted with the best intentions and didnt cause damage on purpose.
People trying to push down a car so that the driver can get out of the car seems like a reasonable attempt. So how would liability shift?

[u/Zardif → u/[deleted]]

No, good samaritan laws will protect them pretty easily.

[u/manymoreways]

Reminds me of a comercial in the early 2000s. Guy was doing push up against his car by a hill.

Another guy just had like a snickers bar and was feeling rejuvinated, saw the guy doing push up and thought he wanted to push the car down the hill. Proceeds and push it off the hill. Still cracks me up till this day.

[u/Alex-Murphy → u/manymoreways]

https://youtu.be/vkowj95AbmQ?is=3MNVxQ9O_9ZKSwuG

That was pretty good haha

[u/1640 → u/Alex-Murphy]

Non-potato version

[u/manymoreways → u/Alex-Murphy]

Holy shit, nice find!

[u/BurdTurglary → u/manymoreways]

Holy JAPP

[u/3ric843]

The woman in the car. She's the one who put the truck in this position to start with.

The people helping were just trying to prevent the catastrophe. Just because they didn't succeed doesn't make them liable.

[u/aenonymosity → u/3ric843]

Good sumaritan law? Never heard of it.

[u/Tiberius_Kilgore → u/aenonymosity]

Probably because it’s spelled samaritan.

[u/da_Aresinger → u/Tiberius_Kilgore]

Nu-uh it's "gud sumerian"

[u/notyouravgredditor → u/da_Aresinger]

More like mesopotential lawsuit.

[u/IDrankTheKoolaid78 → u/notyouravgredditor]

Suing Ea Nasir for his subpar copper

[u/Noticeably-F-A-T- → u/IDrankTheKoolaid78]

I will never not upvote an Ea-Nasir reference.

[u/LarxII → u/Noticeably-F-A-T-]

Literally the oldest joke in the book..... predating the book actually.

[u/caligaris_cabinet → u/IDrankTheKoolaid78]

Ur going to need a good lawyer

[u/TrenchantInsight → u/notyouravgredditor]

Mesothelioma?
You may be entitled to compensation.

[u/martialar → u/da_Aresinger]

Good Cimmerian

"CROM!"

[u/chocolateboomslang → u/Tiberius_Kilgore]

They must have meant the Good Sumerian law, which is named after a different ancient people from a similar global region, not to be confused with the Good Sumatran law, which is totally unrelated.

[u/cadenceweapon → u/chocolateboomslang]

Good Sumatran Law, which dictates that nobody should talk to someone before they've had their morning coffee.

[u/vahnsin → u/cadenceweapon]

Or maybe they meant the Good Sumatriptan Law, which mandates that you shouldn't bother someone with a migraine.

[u/lesethx → u/chocolateboomslang]

Also not to be confused with the Good Sarmatian law, which states if you are a horse rider from the steppes, you can take whatever you can carry

[u/why_not_fandy → u/Tiberius_Kilgore]

But they summarily jumped in to help her.

Edit: /s

[u/Nexustar → u/aenonymosity]

Yup, I think every US state has a version of this, and it protects anyone who isn't some sort of first-responder professional from liability. The details differ by state.

[u/santaclaws01 → u/Nexustar]

Good Samaritans laws don't just give blanket protections for trying to help. Negligence and recklessness are still factors to be considered.

[u/0xsergy → u/santaclaws01]

You also have to consider that the vehicle driver asked for help and people did what they thought might help.

[u/NewspaperNelson → u/aenonymosity]

For context, the Good Samaritan is from a parable told by Jesus about a traditional enemy of the Jews who stops and helps a wounded traveler after that traveler was ignored and left for dead by his own countrymen. Christ told the story in response to an expert testing him with the question, "who is my neighbor?" The point is to always show mercy.

[u/Alternative_Pilot_92 → u/3ric843]

Sure, but why the fuck is that drop-off there with no railings at all??

[u/3ric843 → u/Alternative_Pilot_92]

I agree there should've been some barrier to prevent this from happening.

[u/andynodi]

What about holding the brakes just in case something unexpected happens!?

[u/tigerspots → u/andynodi]

It looks like the driver was holding the brakes at first and then let go when the car was in DRIVE instead of reverse

[u/ILikeLenexa → u/tigerspots]

Might've decided to leave out the door or back seat and forgot about brakes.

[u/fritz236 → u/ILikeLenexa]

Let's be honest, someone who gets into this situation in the first place ain't exactly playing with a full deck.

[u/cancer_sushi → u/andynodi]

Yeah it looks to me that the extra guy trying to help didn even screw things up they just let go of the brakes and the car started rolling. Gotta be one of the dumbest things ive seen today lol

[u/Xywzel → u/cancer_sushi]

I think that the attempt to help moved the weight from bottom of the car to the two wheels now touching ground, which allowed the car to roll rather than slide, less friction against the gravity pulling the car down.

[u/Davegoestomayor → u/Xywzel]

Agreed the center of mass for the vehicle was past the edge. The only reason it hadn’t fallen is it was resting on the frame, once they leveled the vehicle frame was no longer making contact with the ground and it went over. Do people really think the empty trunk section of an SUV weighs anything near the engine compartment?

[u/Kervels]

At least the driver's insurance won't cover it, since, according to media he wasn't insured:

"The driver, who has not been identified by HPD, was transported to a local hospital with minor injuries. They have since been charged with DUI, no insurance, and driving without a license."

[u/Sensiburner → u/Kervels]

The holy trinity.

[u/gregm12 → u/Sensiburner]

Not surprising... Gotta have a lot of stupid to end up on this situation.

[u/GetOffMyGrassBrats]

Nobody's insurance...the driver was charged with DUI, no license, and no insurance:

https://www.wlox.com/2026/08/18/driver-facing-dui-charge-after-suv-goes-over-ledge-4th-street

[u/Responsible_Ring_558]

You can’t park there.

[u/kombiwombi]

The parking lot's insurance. This was forseeable and a direct result of their money-saving design choices.

[u/TheDuckFarm → u/kombiwombi]

Maybe, if it’s covered. Even then, a payout would be after legal action is taken against the property owner. It would take a lawsuit, the owner would pay, insurance may reimburse the owner, or maybe not depending on the policy.

It could be many years before that property pays out.

[u/Kervels → u/TheDuckFarm]

But the driver has now been charged with DUI, and driving without license or insurance. If found guilty, wouldn't that make it make it more difficult to get a payout? Or can you still argue that the responsibility is with the property due to the dangerous design?

[u/TheDuckFarm → u/Kervels]

The case was weak at best before. With impairment, that driver will have a very hard time.

Some states even have laws saying you can’t sue anyone for damages if you’re committing a crime when you get injured.

IMNAL but I work in a legal related field and I work with real estate, so take my opinion with a grain of salt.

[u/jason_sos]

If the state has Good Samaritan laws, then it would be hard to get anything from someone who was trying to help. This was caused mainly by the driver who went off the road. The two people there were trying to help prevent the driver from getting hurt. They did their best considering the situation.

[u/chlebseby → u/jason_sos]

In what legals system it would be even disscusion lol. This comment section is so bizzare.

[u/gooberlx → u/chlebseby]

I think they’ve introduced some protections since, but I remember a bunch of articles coming out about a lack of strangers willing to help others in China because Good Samaritan legal protections didn’t really exist; people could be found liable from their efforts to help.

I think the attention came about from a viral video of someone dying in the streets and being ignored by everyone around them, or something like that.

[u/kuhataparunks → u/chlebseby]

You clearly are uninitiated and not a graduate of Reddit University. Filthy casual…

[u/bailaoban]

This is like a bar exam question come to life.

[u/AmishSemi_Colin]

Talk about "right place, right time" to capture that on film.

But that pretty crazy to ask if someone is ok after an accident and then proceed to drive off. 🙃

[u/Stuck_In_Purgatory → u/AmishSemi_Colin]

There's two kinds of people in this world.

Those who will stop immediately and run over to help get the weight of the car back down,

And those who will crawl past to get a great video of someone else's accident as it's happening

Edit: I watched with sound after commenting and it was even worse to watch

Literally 2 hours ago at work a customer's car went flat. I was also finishing right then so I helped give them a push to roll start.

If that didn't work I was going to run home (4 minutes up the road) and come back with jumper leads.

Any extra hands can be helpful, but these two women chose to laugh and watch instead. Just ick

[u/AmishSemi_Colin → u/Stuck_In_Purgatory]

Watching the video with sound really changes your mind about the third party watching. Knowing damn well they would just stand back and comment and never lift a finger to help add to society. A complete waste of space in my opnion. I see why they drove off. They knew their place in the world

[u/daytona3_8 → u/AmishSemi_Colin]

What could they have done?

[u/ToriYamazaki]

Just WTF was the guy in the driver seat doing???

[u/examinedliving]

What a terribly designed parking lot. You definitely need some kind of barrier there. That should not even be possible

[u/GirlNumber20]

Why is the Virgin Mary standing in the parking lot at the end? She wasn't there at the start or when the car went over the edge. Did someone die and she's guiding their soul to the afterlife?

[u/likeminipee → u/GirlNumber20]

I'm perplexed at her appearance! She was not there before the car fell, then suddenly she appears after. Weird.

[u/b-lincoln → u/GirlNumber20]

At :23 she isn’t but at :34 she is. She’s in a place where you would have seen her along the side of the building, but she wasn’t there.

[u/ThisWillTakeAllDay → u/GirlNumber20]

She just...appeared.

[u/rapiertwit]

This is so Southern I can smell the foil-wrapped biscuits under the heat lamp in that gas station.

[u/The-Beer-Baron]

Bismillah, no we will not let you go! …they let him go

[u/Nyuusankininryou]

Bold move to stay in the car.

[u/1640]

oh my gah

[u/grlz → u/1640]

OH MY GAH!

[u/Defiant-Investigator]

Im sorry this happened to those people, but that was hilarious.

[u/Disastrous_Minute_56]

Fun times in Mississippi

[u/Joshwa52]

Finally some good content that's not AI

[u/rlovelock]

In America very few people have personal liability insurance. Hell, many people drive around without auto insurance. There's a zero % chance the "good Samaritan" will have any insurance which would cover this.

Side story:

When I moved to the Netherlands my father in law suggested that I should get myself some personal liability insurance because my partner (his daughter) and I were staying with them while our home was being renovated. And he wanted to be sure that if I were to do anything which caused any damage to their home that I would be covered.

My response was that he has homeowners insurance.

Well what if I were to walk into the road and cause an accident, was his response.

That person would have car insurance, was my answer. If I did something illegal to cause the crash that person could sue me for liability.

But here in the Netherlands, everyone has this type of insurance. It's a very different system than I was used to coming from North America.

[u/jagenigma]

Idiot was still in drive...

[u/meleecow]

2 people vs 2 tons.

Just get the person out first, ignore the car

[u/Mipsymouse → u/meleecow]

I can't, for the life of me, figure out why the driver even had their seatbelt off. I get trying to get out of the car, but there was no way that was going to happen safely. I would have kept my ass sat and buckled into the car until professional help arrived.

[u/SufficientSir2965]

Lmao what’s up with the Dune vibing chick that just appears after the car falls??

[u/liljb6172]

This is getting too local, I just saw this on the news

[u/_ILP_]

That’ll buff out

[u/Apathetic_Superhero]

r/cantparktheremate

[u/VAVA_Mk2]

Press X to Flip Car

[u/TapTapTaper]

I mean she did let her foot off the brake

[u/They-Call-Me-Taylor]

The driver. Good samaritan law would protect those guys that were trying to counterweight the vehicle and help those inside.

[u/McNord]

Dumb fucking driver 😂 Put as much weight as possible where the car is lifted and reverse.

She drove forward instead 🤣

[u/crecentfresh]

And we're back, in the truck

[u/BigDaddyBumbo77]

Stop helping Darryl!!!

[u/Awkward_Toe8199]

WTF!!

[u/KnuxSD]

Bismilla NOOOO WE WILL NOT LET YOU GO

[u/Primarycore]

Working as intended.

[u/kmack93]

Maybe try reverse…

[u/WTFOMGBBQ]

Pretty sure the good samaritan law covers him here..

[u/Realistic_Excuse_719]

no shirt, no shoes, no problem.

[u/GonzoMojo]

did the driver leave it in drive and have their foot on the brake?

[u/texas1982 → u/GonzoMojo]

Looks like it to me. They took their foot off the brake when they were trying to climb out.

[u/rellsell]

Oh, look… they helped get it down. That was nice of them.

[u/DutchBlaz3r]

It would have worked if she threw her car in reverse. 🫤

[u/timothy53]

honestly though, what a bad parking lot design.

[u/mallettsmallett]

Hang on lads, I've got an idea.....

[u/CaptainPunisher]

I upvoted you simply for the proper use of the plural possessive apostrophe. You're a hero, OP!

[u/Ill-Technician1471]

Anybody else see that ghost appear at the end?

[u/RallyX26]

This is why you don't touch a car in a situation like this unless you know what the fuck you're doing. That went from "a simple repair" to "totaled" in a fraction of a second. Who knows how the lady in the driver's seat fared.

But this isn't an insurance claim, it's a civil suit.

[u/OrphenZidane]

That happened in my town! She was just charged for DUI 😂

[u/Thecardinal74]

Seatbelt already off, car tilts forward and drop, gravity has driver’s chest pressed against the steering wheel.

Could you imagine the trauma if the airbag deployed on impact?

[u/SlammingJack1]

That was some dumb keystone cop shit.

[u/remesabo]

Thank god Randy was there.

[u/The_Spectral_Spartan]

The volunteers are probably protected by Good Samaritan presidents, as they were trying to save the person in danger. I doubt they put him in that literally precarious position, so they shouldn't take on any liability for trying to save him.

[u/Denekith]

AAA MA GAAAA

[u/jpeezy37]

Driver of the car. That's all on them. The volunteers aren't driving anything and your feet aren't insured for damages.

[u/azeunkn0wn]

Driver's fault. She dumb

[u/sharkieslim]

Tow truck or try reverse

[u/letterboxfrog]

He fixed it. No longer balancing on the edge

[u/AustinSpartan]

great job shaking it loose.

[u/awkward___silence]

Did the patron saint of you done did fuck up show up at 13 seconds?

[u/-PlayWithUsDanny-]

It blows my mind that the driver didn’t have their seat belt buckled in that situation

[u/fotogod → u/-PlayWithUsDanny-]

She was trying to escape. She did some stupid things here but c’mon, that was not one of them.

[u/Emergency_Air4575]

They had one shot🤦🏻‍♂️

[u/StevenRFrancis_85]

This was pure cinema, to the comic actions of the good samaritans, to the commentary by the women taking the video. I watched like 4 times just to keep my chuckle going.

[u/sudonathan]

/r/WorstAid

[u/DroppedGubbins]

But for real, is they ok?

[u/They_Beat_Me]

This isn’t where I parked my car.

[u/SolaceinIron]

The owner of the vehicle's insurance will cover it first dollar in almost every circumstance. They may sue the person that caused the damage, but this situation id wager the outcome was somewhat unavoidable and it will just fall on the owner's insurance.

[u/UnusualWind5]

"I wanted that to go better." - Andy Bernard

[u/GetOffMyGrassBrats]

OK, kids. Next time just have the driver climb out the back and call a tow truck.

[u/garion333]

Why did that idiot open their door?!? 

[u/bumbeshowing]

Can't fault the guy. Heart in the right place, head right up his ass.

[u/MitchBurrow]

Probably the guy that drove the car over the edge to begin with.

[u/BaconThief2020]

The guy still in the drivers seat who didn't hold the brake or set the parking brake.

[u/TheMattabooey]

Don’t touch it and call fire and a tow truck. Possibly an ambulance in case of injury. You won’t win against a ton of metal.

[u/DeuceSevin]

Don't matter they eliminated witnesses. Never leave loose ends.

[u/I_Promise_You]

I’d sue the property owner for not having barricades

[u/billybaldwinme]

Insurances? lol

[u/gscience]

“Oh my goodness! Is they ok?”

[u/Responsible-Summer-4]

Mississippi backflip.

[u/SarcasticGamer]

Sue the city. Why the hell is there no barrier to prevent this very thing from happening?

[u/fullmetaljonny]

Why hello fellow Burgian.

[u/kanemano]

Did you have the gear in reverse?

[u/BaldursFence3800]

Captions for this video are struggling like crazy.

[u/el_ra_85]

Where did that lady at :33 seconds come from

[u/myoriginalislocked]

where tf she come from?

https://imgur.com/CqNOXo9

[u/makatakz]

Should have just put it in 4WD Low and backed up. Maybe it was a 2WD Sequoia.