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What If You Had 30 Seconds to Save Your Life? ABC Nightline

How to Escape a Sinking Car: 4 Simple Steps - Every year, as many as 400 people drown in vehicles. The following are the action points from Dr. Gordon Giesbrecht* on how to save yourself and your children should your car end up in a canal or river: His No. 1 -- When your car goes underwater, don't touch your cellphone. The first minute is crucial, and it's a waste of your time trying to call 911, he said. Seat belts Windows Children- Children should be helped out of the car from oldest to youngest. After rolling down the windows, older children should be told to swim out and hold onto the car so parents can help younger ones out of car seats. Out! If you are not able to open the windows, Dr. Giesbrecht recommends to carry a simple window-breaking device in your vehicle (ResQme). The tool, a spring-loaded center punch, is pressed into a corner of the window. One or two simple pushes and the window shatters. Giesbrecht recommends the devices be easily accessible and in the open, perhaps hanging from the rear view mirror.How to Escape a Sinking Car: 4 Simple Steps - Every year, as many as 400 people drown in vehicles. http://safehealthychildren.org Special thanks to the following people and agencies for making this life saving workshop possible: Dr. Gordon Giesbrech Associate Dean (External Relations) Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management University of Manitoba -- Canada National Drowning Prevention Alliance Collier County Sheriff's Office Physicians Regional Healthcare System, Collier County Parks and Recreation Bald Eagle Towing & Recovery, INC. and NCH Healthcare System Golisano Children's Hospital of Southwest River Park Aquatic Center -- City of Naples Resqme