14 Astuces d'Initiés pour Vous Transformer en Héros de l'Autoroute

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00:00 If you left your car key inside and you can no longer enter,

00:04 do not make reckless decisions too quickly.

00:07 Take a roll of duct tape, cut a strip and glue it vertically on a glass.

00:12 Repeat the operation 5 or 6 times by gluing the strips of duct tape next to each other.

00:18 When you're done, take off the bottom of each strip and twist them together in a single tail,

00:25 which you can let hang for now.

00:27 Now cut 5 or 6 more strips and glue them on top of the ones you've already glued so they stick together.

00:34 Once you're done, pull the tail you made earlier and 3, 2, 1, pull down.

00:43 With a little effort, the window will slide slightly down

00:47 and you can slide your hands between the window and the frame to push it even further down

00:51 until you can get inside and get your keys.

00:54 We're not all parking experts, let's face it.

00:58 You may have already scratched your car a little when you weren't careful enough.

01:03 If that's the case, buy some of these rubber chickens that coo when you press them.

01:08 Be careful, you'll look ridiculous, but you'll never scratch your car again.

01:11 So take them out before parking and hang them in the front and rear corners of your car.

01:17 When you get a little too close to a pole or a wall or someone else's car,

01:22 the chickens will start cooing.

01:24 And if you keep going, they'll act as bumpers to protect your paint.

01:29 Leave your ice-cream wipers up in the winter.

01:32 This will prevent them from sticking to the windshield and you won't have to scratch them,

01:35 which may damage the rubber.

01:37 Some people don't recommend doing this,

01:40 because they say it damages the ice-cream wiper spring and makes it easier to fly.

01:44 But 1) this story about wear is not true, springs don't lose their elasticity,

01:50 and 2) who's going to fly around with their ice-cream wipers?

01:54 If you still prefer to keep your ice-cream wipers down,

01:57 or if you forgot to lift them up on a icy night,

02:00 turn on the air conditioning.

02:01 The cold air will melt the windows, just like the heating does,

02:05 because it dehumidifies the air.

02:08 Great tip if your heating is broken.

02:11 You can even prevent your windshield from fogging up in the first place.

02:16 Spray a mixture of 3 volumes of vinegar with 1 volume of water on the windows the night before,

02:21 and this will save you from scratching the next morning.

02:24 Your ice-cream wipers will break sooner or later, even if you maintain them every winter.

02:29 If the rubber comes off and the metal arm scratches your windshield,

02:32 just put a long sock around it.

02:35 It's a temporary solution, but it works.

02:37 Then get yourself new wipers as soon as possible.

02:41 To save time and not get angry in the winter,

02:44 protect your car's doors so they don't freeze at night.

02:48 This happens because the snow that gets into the seals

02:51 turns into water and freezes again inside.

02:54 To stop this vicious cycle, put cooking spray on all the rubbery interior parts,

02:59 then wipe the excess with a paper towel.

03:03 Car batteries don't like very cold temperatures.

03:06 In fact, when the freezing is extreme, it can be really dangerous for your car's battery,

03:11 especially if you don't start by heating it up.

03:13 Just turn on your headlights for a little while, then turn on the car's engine.

03:18 You can also heat it up with the radio and listen to music to make the wait more pleasant.

03:24 When your windows are clogged from the inside, it makes driving rather dangerous.

03:28 Fortunately, a simple potato can come to your rescue.

03:31 Take a clean and raw one,

03:34 cut it in half and rub half of it on the windows inside.

03:38 This will clean them and also create a protective layer to prevent fog.

03:43 Then leave this layer of dried potato without touching it.

03:46 This trick will also work on your shower door and on the mirror in your bathroom.

03:51 If your car is stuck in the snow or mud, you can use rubber mats to get out of it.

03:56 Put them under your tires to add grip.

03:59 The cat litter trick also works, but who walks around with that in their car?

04:05 If the mats don't help, try to deflate the tires a little.

04:09 This will increase the contact area and, once again, give them more grip.

04:15 Don't forget that you only have to deflate them slightly,

04:18 and that as soon as you get out of the snow, you have to deflate them again.

04:22 If your car has already been stuck in mud or sand during a rain-driven forest ride,

04:27 you know how scary it can be.

04:29 The good news is that you can get out of it using a shovel and a little patience.

04:34 Try to remove as much mud and sand as possible around the wheels

04:37 using a shovel or even your own hands.

04:40 If your car still doesn't move, try to go from reverse to forward

04:44 to start gaining momentum.

04:46 And, once again, deflate your tires to increase their contact area.

04:50 If you try to reach a speed of 110 km/h for 16 km once a month,

04:54 on an empty highway and in dry weather, of course,

04:57 you evaporate the water and gases accumulated in the engine and exhaust system.

05:02 But, once again, you only do it when it's appropriate.

05:06 If you often can't find your car in a huge parking lot,

05:10 think about taking a picture of the location or the number of the parking lot as soon as you park.

05:14 There are also GPS apps that help you find your car in a parking lot or a street sluice.

05:20 If you didn't take a picture or if you decided not to download this app,

05:24 you can find your car using a remote control.

05:27 When you open the door of your car from the inside,

05:30 it is likely that you do it with the hand closest to the handle.

05:33 However, it is safer to open it with the other hand,

05:36 not for you, but for those who are outside.

05:39 When you reach out, it forces you to pivot the top of your body.

05:43 This allows you to have a clear line of sight

05:45 and to look beyond the rearview mirror and also from the other side.

05:49 This way, you are attentive to cyclists or other passers-by

05:53 who are approaching quickly in both directions.

05:55 This method of opening the door was named Dutch Reach.

05:59 Yes, it is native to the Netherlands.

06:01 Cycling is very popular in this country

06:04 and this method was introduced several decades ago

06:07 to reduce the incidents caused by cars.

06:09 The next time you open your door, think like the Dutch.

06:13 Even if you have to have your car checked regularly,

06:16 some parts of the engine have been coded with colors especially for you.

06:20 The gauge, the oil cap, the cooling liquid, the brake fluid and the windshield washer fluid

06:26 all have their own color, which allows you to identify more easily

06:30 what you need to fill up for the good health of your car.

06:33 The rest of the engine will not be colored and will be reserved for your mechanic.

06:37 Long car trips can be tiring, right?

06:40 Many modern cars remind you to take a break

06:43 to allow you to stay well awake and focused during driving.

06:47 But some models also detect if you are falling asleep

06:50 by identifying if the steering is irregular.

06:53 The steering wheel can vibrate quickly or alert you in another way

06:56 in case you take a short nap while driving.

06:59 More recent cars are also equipped with facial recognition technology

07:03 and heart rate sensors to confirm more if you are completely awake.

07:08 Fuel consumption is an important factor when buying a new car.

07:13 Larger cars are not necessarily more fuel-intensive.

07:17 Car chassis are now built with lighter materials

07:20 like aluminum rather than steel.

07:22 An aluminum chassis is more solid and requires less space,

07:26 which allows you to drive more than a kilometer per liter.

07:29 Additional space also means more space for technologies

07:33 that improve your driving experience.

07:36 This little icon on your dashboard

07:38 is for anti-roll stability control.

07:41 It lights up when the tires lose their grip

07:43 on gravel, icy or wet roads.

07:46 When it lights up, it indicates that the brakes of one or four wheels

07:50 have been engaged to maintain the stability of the wheels

07:53 and help you get out of a situation that could skid.

07:56 It's possible that your vehicle is not equipped with stability control,

08:00 but a light on your dashboard will alert you

08:02 when you are in icy conditions.

08:05 It is activated by a sensor located outside the engine

08:09 and can therefore identify the outside temperature,

08:11 which guarantees that the driver is aware of potentially dangerous conditions.

08:16 Many drivers do not turn their indicators on on the road,

08:19 perhaps due to a last-second change of lane or a simple oversight,

08:23 which is frustrating for many people.

08:25 To counter this phenomenon,

08:26 cars can be equipped with automatic overtaking indicators,

08:30 which guarantees that even the most unconscious drivers

08:33 will give you a signal.

08:34 Just make sure you read the manual of your car

08:37 before you assume you have this function.

08:40 A free-hand luggage compartment

08:42 will allow you to carry as many things as you want

08:45 when you head to your car.

08:47 The trunk opens automatically

08:49 when it detects the free-hand device in your pocket.

08:52 Keep it in your pocket to avoid getting stuck in the trunk.

08:56 This happens more often than you think,

08:58 even without the free-hand function.

09:00 There are devices to open the trunk

09:02 for those who are in this difficult situation,

09:05 but not all cars have this option.

09:08 On older cars,

09:09 you may find a cable to the hinges on the trunk door.

09:13 You may have to lift the carpet to find this cable,

09:16 but once you've found it, pull it to the rear seat.

09:19 This will activate the lock and free you from humiliation.

09:23 A small hook in front of the passenger seat

09:26 and on the headrest

09:27 is a well-thought-out feature

09:29 that was installed so that you can hang your dishes to carry.

09:32 There are more hooks in the trunk of the car

09:34 that are intended for your shopping,

09:36 which avoids having a messy trunk

09:38 during sudden stops in traffic.

09:40 If you have to drive in colder climates,

09:43 you know the discomfort of finding the windshield

09:46 completely covered in ice.

09:47 You may find an ice scraper

09:50 hidden in the door of your trunk cap.

09:53 The handles of your car are very useful

09:55 when you need additional support in tight corners.

09:58 Their purpose was originally to help those

10:01 who need a little more support

10:02 to get in and out of the car.

10:05 Their operation is similar to that of the seatbelts in the bathroom.

10:09 The rear-view mirror of most cars

10:11 has a tongue at the bottom.

10:12 It allows you to change position

10:14 to prevent the sun from bothering you during the day

10:16 and to dim the lights on the road at night.

10:19 The most recent models of cars

10:21 are equipped with a rear-view mirror

10:22 that automatically darkens

10:24 by detecting the brightness of the sun.

10:26 So there is no visual problem on the road.

10:29 Above the rear-view mirror,

10:31 you can find another one.

10:32 And no, it's not used to put on makeup

10:34 when you're stuck in traffic jams.

10:37 It's a conversation mirror

10:39 that allows you to look at all the passengers in your car,

10:41 whether they're human or your dog.

10:44 Unfortunately, all mirrors don't detect cars

10:47 coming in the opposite direction.

10:49 The driver's blind spot

10:50 has been a well-known problem since the invention of cars.

10:54 When you're driving around the country,

10:55 your biggest enemy could be your eyelids,

10:58 because they keep frowning.

11:00 If that's the case,

11:01 the next time you're traveling,

11:03 bring an inflatable mattress.

11:05 You feel a little sleepy on the road?

11:07 Stop in a safe place,

11:08 put your inflatable mattress on the back seat

11:11 and take a little nap.

11:13 You'll wake up in great shape,

11:15 ready to hit the road again.

11:17 You can even leave the mattress on the back,

11:19 ready for the next time

11:20 you want to take the time to rest.

11:22 If you're traveling with a friend,

11:24 he may also want to sleep

11:26 during a long trip.

11:27 This is a little easier.

11:29 Get one of these safety belts

11:32 stuffed.

11:33 Your co-pilot will just have to tilt his head to the side

11:36 and take a nap.

11:37 Let's hope he doesn't snore.

11:39 Your rear-view mirrors may be too small

11:41 to show you exactly

11:42 what you should see on the road.

11:44 These blind spots can be annoying

11:46 and you could end up having a neck pain

11:48 because of all these twists

11:50 every time you change lanes.

11:51 With a new 180-degree improved rear-view mirror,

11:54 you won't have to do your best imitation of a seagull anymore.

11:58 Imagine that.

11:58 You're in the car at 4.

12:01 You have a friend next to you

12:02 who's sleeping on the super safety belt cover

12:04 you've installed.

12:06 And two other friends

12:07 who are bored to death on the back seat

12:09 playing with their phones.

12:11 Before the trip,

12:12 since you're a super-height,

12:14 you've charged your tablet

12:15 so that it can watch a movie or something else.

12:18 But who's going to want to hold the tablet

12:19 for two whole hours?

12:21 Just use one of these tablet holders

12:24 ready to use

12:24 that you can hang on the front seat.

12:26 It's like one of those touch screens

12:28 they have in their new planes,

12:30 with hundreds of movies

12:31 among which they choose in all intimacy.

12:34 What a great height!

12:35 And the passengers in the back seat

12:37 deserve even more comfort.

12:39 Take out a few suction cups

12:40 and create an additional storage space.

12:43 Your friends don't even know they need it.

12:45 They can hang a fabric there

12:47 to protect themselves from the sun,

12:48 a bag of chips,

12:49 a portable fan.

12:51 It's perfect.

12:52 OK, until you accidentally lower their windows.

12:55 The trunk is more of a luggage volcano

12:58 than a well-stored closet.

12:59 It's a mess, let's say.

13:01 So why not improvise

13:03 a pop-up separation system

13:04 to do it yourself

13:05 to keep things well-stored?

13:07 You can use wood

13:09 or simply cardboard boxes.

13:11 A section for food,

13:13 one for useless papers,

13:14 one for luggage

13:16 and one for this road map

13:17 you haven't used in 10 years.

13:19 Did I forget something?

13:21 If you go a long way,

13:23 your back can start to hurt.

13:25 Oh dear,

13:25 you forgot to bring your inflatable mattress.

13:28 Put a lumbar support cushion under your seat

13:30 and take it out when you feel bad.

13:32 We're not all very good at parking,

13:34 let's face it.

13:36 You've even scratched your car

13:37 when you weren't very careful.

13:39 Buy some of these superb rubber animals

13:42 that scream when you squeeze them.

13:44 Watch out, you might look ridiculous,

13:46 but you'll never scratch your car again.

13:48 Take them out before you park

13:50 and hang them in the front and rear corners of your vehicle.

13:53 When you get too close to a pole,

13:55 a wall or someone else's car,

13:58 the toys will hear their famous song.

14:00 And if you keep going,

14:01 they'll act like a soft bumper

14:03 to protect your paint.

14:05 You're home,

14:06 the trip was a success,

14:08 and now your car is seriously dirty.

14:10 There are a few places you can't reach.

14:13 It's okay,

14:14 take some slime.

14:16 Yes, you heard that right,

14:17 slime.

14:18 Spread it out on those places

14:20 where dirt doesn't want to go.

14:21 This dirt will stick to the other dirt.

14:24 Now,

14:25 you just have to wipe everything off.

14:27 You don't know what slime is?

14:29 Hmm,

14:30 you're ready for a fun YouTube party.

14:32 Do you have a ball of hair

14:33 that usually walks with you in the back?

14:36 Of course, it's with you,

14:38 but wow,

14:39 it really loses its hair.

14:41 Look at all this fur

14:42 it left you as a thank-you gift.

14:44 Thank you?

14:45 You love your dog,

14:46 but, well,

14:48 why can't they just lose their hair in the garden?

14:51 Okay, I'm done with the dog.

14:53 Find a back seat cover

14:55 or a long enough cover

14:57 to cover the seat and the floor.

14:59 So,

15:00 even if your dog companion moves,

15:02 all the superfluous hair will go directly on the cover.

15:05 Don't forget to wash it separately in the machine.

15:08 You don't want hair on your clean clothes,

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