Sidecar Safety if a Roll Over occurred

[Loose Goose-Terry#1]

  Has anyone considered how a driver would be able to exit a streamliner sidecar if it spun and landed UPSIDE DOWN? The driver would not be able to open the canopy  without someone or something turning the streamliner on its side or right-side-up. I ask this question BECAUSE I don't want to be the first to test the theory. 

If this has been considered, would someone PLEEESE let me know how to eliminate this potential hazard?

Thanks,

Terry A. Hume

[Glen]

Terry, that's why we have safety patrols at every mile, two roving patrols and two emergency vehicles along the courses. We also follow all streamliners ( Car & Bike)with the fire and ambulance for that reason. Our people are very qualified and fast to any incident.
Glen

[bak189]

If the sidecar had a passenger........the passenger could help...........JUST KIDDING!!!!!!
(Glen is right)

[Loose Goose-Terry#1]

  Thanks Glen. Now that gives me that "Warm Fuzzy Feeling" I was trying to find.

[John Noonan]

If the sidecar had a passenger........the passenger could help...........JUST KIDDING!!!!!!
(Glen is right)

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[Bob Drury]

thats why the rider is required to weat a hockey goalies uniform.................

[bak189]

You RIDE a motorcycle......BUT.........you DRIVE a sidecar...............O.K.

[Super Kaz]

If the sidecar had a passenger........the passenger could help...........JUST KIDDING!!!!!!
(Glen is right)

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I got the Scars to Prove it !