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I can't believe there isn't an NHTSA regulation about manual egress from an unpowered vehicle. This is just bonkers.
There are manual releases but they're hidden. They need to be more obvious because these cars are rented to people and obviously the owners aren't taking the time to figure out where they're at.
I would also think just having secondary power packs in each door would help in the event power is cut to ensure the doors can continue to function for a few minutes while also a speaker could explain how to use the emergency release if none of the doors are working.
All this added complexity and cost isn't worth it to me, manual doors just make sense for so many reasons.
The front handles aren't hidden. They're so obvious everyone I take in my car tries to use them first if I don't tell them.
Back doors is a whole other story.
That's if they have them. Apparently some models of the Y don't come with manual back door releases.
Thats what this means. The back seats are hit and miss depending on the vehicle.
I thought that was more in reference to the release being hidden under a mat to access. The fact that 'a whole other story' could be misconstrued two ways I think just shows how bonkers this is 😂
Ah, I can see how that may have come across like that. My bad.