Getting into a car is the most dangerous thing most of us do every day. And it s not just the risk of an accident. What if there s a blizzard? What if your brakes malfunction? What if you re stuck in traffic and you need to pee? Good news: The Worst-Case Scenario Pocket Guide: Driving is here to help. Learn how to: Evade a pursuer on the highway; Escape from a trunk; Drive down a flight of stairs; Bail out at high speeds; And more! Keep one in your glove compartment at all times!
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From the best-selling Worst-Case Scenario series, a hilarious and highly portable manual for surviving any car disaster, from hurricane weather to high-speed pursuits.
Introduction
There’s just something about the open road: the wind in your hair, the radio pumping, the sheer unalloyed terror of realizing you’re sitting behind the wheel of a giant, steel death machine, hurtling down the highway with nothing but your own split-second reflexes, the questionable abilities of your fellow drivers, and your vehicle’s out-of-warranty safety systems standing between you and your own doom.
Let’s not kid around here: cars really ought to be called worst-case scenarios on wheels. From the sweating panic of that very first driver’s test, cars and the scary situations they inspire are a staple of modern life. When you’re not dealing with an engine that’s caught fire, you’re facing a sudden brake failure, or driving down a flight of stairs to get away from the guy who’s chasing you.
Whether it’s driving in hurricane or whiteout conditions, bailing out at high speeds, escaping from the trunk of a car, or steering a big rig over the ice roads, you just never know what’s coming at you around the next turn. Lucky for you, every one of those situations is covered in this little book, and plenty more besides. So next time you get behind the wheel, make sure you’ve got The Worst-Case Scenario Pocket Guide: Driving (right along with the 22 other items never to leave home without, listed on page 16). It might just save your life—or at least keep you from peeing your pants before the next rest stop (page 21). Either way, we hope you enjoy the ride.
—The Authors
There’s just something about the open road: the wind in your hair, the radio pumping, the sheer unalloyed terror of realizing you’re sitting behind the wheel of a giant, steel death machine, hurtling down the highway with nothing but your own split-second reflexes, the questionable abilities of your fellow drivers, and your vehicle’s out-of-warranty safety systems standing between you and your own doom.
Let’s not kid around here: cars really ought to be called worst-case scenarios on wheels. From the sweating panic of that very first driver’s test, cars and the scary situations they inspire are a staple of modern life. When you’re not dealing with an engine that’s caught fire, you’re facing a sudden brake failure, or driving down a flight of stairs to get away from the guy who’s chasing you.
Whether it’s driving in hurricane or whiteout conditions, bailing out at high speeds, escaping from the trunk of a car, or steering a big rig over the ice roads, you just never know what’s coming at you around the next turn. Lucky for you, every one of those situations is covered in this little book, and plenty more besides. So next time you get behind the wheel, make sure you’ve got The Worst-Case Scenario Pocket Guide: Driving (right along with the 22 other items never to leave home without, listed on page 16). It might just save your life—or at least keep you from peeing your pants before the next rest stop (page 21). Either way, we hope you enjoy the ride.
—The Authors
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Produktdetaljer
ISBN
9781683695271
Publisert
2025-11-18
Utgiver
Quirk Books; Quirk Books
Høyde
122 mm
Bredde
89 mm
Aldersnivå
G, 01
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Innbundet
Antall sider
96