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See How Kids At The Backseat Helped Their Father Wiped The Windscreen During A Heavy Rain
Just when you think you have seen it all, a father was caught driving his car in the rain while his kids at the backseat manually operates the broken windscreen wipers by pulling on them with tied rags.

Did you know that driving with faulty windscreen wipers can put you and your passengers at risk of deadly accidents during heavy downpour?
As parts of Nigeria get belted with heavy downpour, car owners are urged to check if their windscreen/windshield wipers are working before getting behind the wheels.
So what would you do if you are caught with a defective windscreen wiper during a heavy downpour?
I think the normal thing to do is to find a way to park the car – if you are already driving before the rain started – and get the wiper fixed before you continue the journey.
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See Related Post : 9 Tips On How To Stay Safe With Your Car Mirrors and Windscreen

In this trending video, a man was caught driving in the rain while his kids and a woman at the backseat manually operates a broken windscreen wipers by pulling on them with tied rags.
The short clip was filmed by a stunned motorist in the north-western Turkish province of Istanbul.
Social media users had a lot to say about the car’s unusual feature and the ingenuity of the driver.
One user said:
“Nothing is impossible in this world!”
Another user said:
“If this happened to my car, it would never enter my mind to fix it like this.”
A third user said:
“Brilliant! Solutions to life’s problems are endless!”

The whole scene was funny, but like we’ve said earlier, it is very dangerous to drive with a defective windscreen wiper.
Driving with faulty windscreen wipers can put the driver and the passengers at risk of deadly accidents during heavy downpour. You can also be caught and punished severely by the officers of FRSC and LASTMA.
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See Related Post : 9 Best Driving Tips When It Rains In Lagos
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