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		Ekaros 18 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Testing shows automotive glassbreakers can't break... Exiting through a window is probably not a common case. Or even entering from outside to retrieve a person. I think likely much better would be to mandate solution that forces doors to fully unlock in case of a crash or large water ingress.

stavros 18 days ago [–]

The problem isn't that doors don't unlock, it's that you can't open the door against the massive water pressure, or against the door crumpling in itself and ruining the mechanism.

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