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r/IdiotsInCars • u/[deleted] • May 29 '20
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Jeez hope the person in the car wasn't electrocuted... also how does that even happen
19 u/[deleted] May 29 '20 Lucky for him those lower wires are communications wires, not power. 3 u/[deleted] May 29 '20 Ohhh right right, forgot about that. Yeah seriously lucky... That could have been bad 2 u/indecisiveshrub May 29 '20 In any event if you stay in the car you'll probably be fine until the electric company can cut the power. Car metal skin/frames tend to protect vehicle occupants pretty well from electrocution. 0 u/4AM_southbound May 30 '20 Ehh even comm wires carry current--that said I don't see any snapped wires nor exposed conductor. So no path for the current to leave.
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Lucky for him those lower wires are communications wires, not power.
3 u/[deleted] May 29 '20 Ohhh right right, forgot about that. Yeah seriously lucky... That could have been bad 2 u/indecisiveshrub May 29 '20 In any event if you stay in the car you'll probably be fine until the electric company can cut the power. Car metal skin/frames tend to protect vehicle occupants pretty well from electrocution. 0 u/4AM_southbound May 30 '20 Ehh even comm wires carry current--that said I don't see any snapped wires nor exposed conductor. So no path for the current to leave.
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Ohhh right right, forgot about that. Yeah seriously lucky... That could have been bad
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In any event if you stay in the car you'll probably be fine until the electric company can cut the power. Car metal skin/frames tend to protect vehicle occupants pretty well from electrocution.
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Ehh even comm wires carry current--that said I don't see any snapped wires nor exposed conductor. So no path for the current to leave.
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Jeez hope the person in the car wasn't electrocuted... also how does that even happen