Thunderstorms and lightning can be frightening for those traveling, whether on two wheels or even in the relative safety of a car. It’s a common fear that one might get struck by lightning while on the road. However, if you’re inside a car, you can rest assured that being inside a sturdy building or a hard-top vehicle are two of the safest places to be during a thunderstorm.
A Jeep Grand Cherokee struck by lightning, resulting in electrical system damage but no injuries.
Why does being inside a car protect you from lightning strikes during a storm?
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