Can a Level 10 Wind Blow a Car Away?
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Whether a level 10 typhoon can move a car depends on the vehicle's weight, shape, and wind exposure area. Generally, stationary cars can be moved by typhoons above level 10, but usually, indirect damage occurs due to other objects being destroyed by the typhoon. Below are the relevant details: Detail 1: The level of wind a car can withstand depends on its weight, shape, and wind exposure area. Typically, off-road vehicles have weaker resistance to typhoons compared to sedans. Off-road vehicles have a higher center of gravity and relatively weaker grip, making them prone to accidents under level 10 winds. Detail 2: The destructive power of level 10 winds is highly dangerous for moving cars. Under a level 10 typhoon, the direction of a moving car can easily become uncontrollable, especially when the typhoon blows from the side, increasing the risk of rollover accidents.