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Tesla plunged into Norway fjord before ‘screaming’ occupants rescued by passing floating sauna (nypost.com)

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“I don’t think people could hold there more than five minutes in this water, especially with clothes on,” he added. It was very good luck this floating sauna was nearby.”

The sauna boat happened to drift by soon after the Tesla ended up in the water, Oslo police said.

Photos show people on the vessel with towels around their waists pulling the passengers out of the water.

“One of the guests came running and told me a car had landed in the water. I accelerated to full speed in the direction of the people,” the sauna boat’s skipper, Nicholay Nordahl, told Norwegian newspaper VG.

“With the help of two guests, we pulled them up. They were able to warm up in the sauna,” he added.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago)

You can see the barrier is about boot height though in one of the pictures. I don't think it's unreasonable for them to be able to discern that vs a speed bump?

It's like half raised above the ground, and then half its own height.

I don't think this feature works at speed either, I think it's meant for slow/stopped situations?

I wonder if they'd consider raising the barrier as well in a spot like this...