Woman calls cops because she is locked INSIDE OF HER CAR

[CrAz3D]

http://www.kutv.com/content/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=89d59491-3910-45c2-9643-3a2fd9347606

WTF!?

The cops should've shot the window to break it, hopefully killing the stupid bitch that was in the vehicle!   >:(

If you can't operate a FUKING CAR DOOR LOCK you shouldn't be alive.

[iago]

Haha, that's funny. Although I sort of understand that somebody who's been using automatic locks their whole lives might be confused. :)

[rabbit]

On just about every car made after 1960, the driver's door opens from the inside regardless of it's lockedness state, and usually the front passenger's door does as well.

[CrAz3D]

On just about every car made after 1960, the driver's door opens from the inside regardless of it's lockedness state, and usually the front passenger's door does as well.

???
I've only on very recent cars.

[Sidoh]

On just about every car made after 1960, the driver's door opens from the inside regardless of it's lockedness state, and usually the front passenger's door does as well.

I don't buy that.  Almost all cars I've ever been in won't open from either side unless they're unlocked.  I think it's that way for a simple safety reason: it's harder to open the door on accident.

[rabbit]

From the inside?  It's generally expected that people who would open the door from the inside sit in the back.

[Chavo]

On just about every car made after 1960, the driver's door opens from the inside regardless of it's lockedness state, and usually the front passenger's door does as well.

All modern (I can't vouch for anything pre-'95ish) Ford and Ford-affiliated brands have this 'feature.'  I don't believe it applies to all other brands nor is 1960 anywhere near accurate.

[CrAz3D]

From the inside?  It's generally expected that people who would open the door from the inside sit in the back.

Cause we all know people in the front seat never open their doors???

[rabbit]

From the inside?  It's generally expected that people who would open the door from the inside sit in the back.

Cause we all know people in the front seat never open their doors???

See: bold

[CrAz3D]

That still doesnt make sense.  If you're inside the car you're going to open the door from the inside ... that goes for every occupant.

Also, like others have said, 1960 is WAY off.  They barely had seat belts then, if EVEN then.

[rabbit]

That still doesnt make sense.  If you're inside the car you're going to open the door from the inside ... that goes for every occupant.

Unless it's locked.  Next time you sit in the back of a car, ask someone to lock the doors, and then try to open the back doors from the inside.  Then see what happens when you do the same from the front.

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Also, like others have said, 1960 is WAY off.  They barely had seat belts then, if EVEN then.
[/quote]Details.  It was a number I made up.

[deadly7]

All modern (I can't vouch for anything pre-'95ish) Ford and Ford-affiliated brands have this 'feature.'  I don't believe it applies to all other brands nor is 1960 anywhere near accurate.

My '04 Camry has this feature. It's kinda cool when I'm feeling lazy. My uncle's Camry, though, just has all four doors open automagically when the keys are removed.

[CrAz3D]

That still doesnt make sense.  If you're inside the car you're going to open the door from the inside ... that goes for every occupant.

Unless it's locked.  Next time you sit in the back of a car, ask someone to lock the doors, and then try to open the back doors from the inside.  Then see what happens when you do the same from the front.

[/quote]
All of my friends w/sedans have electric locks with a manual rocker that the occupant can utilize to unlock the vehicle.
Not one of my friends w/sedans have doors that automatically unlock when the handle is pulled.

The Ford Five Hundred we rented one time, IIRC, had all four doors unlock just by pulling the door handle (this is from inside the vehicle).

[Blaze]

On my van, at about 14 years old, if you try to open the drivers door when its locked, it will unlock.

[Sidoh]

From the inside?  It's generally expected that people who would open the door from the inside sit in the back.

What?  It's generally expected that anyone who uses the car will open it from the inside of the car... I'm in agreement with Crazed.  I don't think your claim makes any sense.