"A Miracle:" Tesla passengers survive a 250-foot fall off a cliff at Devil's Slide.

 A family of four were rescued after their all-electric vehicle fell about 250 feet off a cliff at Devil's Slide. The survival of all the people in the car is considered to be nothing short of a miracle. The incident happened at 10:50 A.M. On Monday. The all-electric vehicle went off the road and fell into a cliff on Highway 1, just south of the Tom Lantos Tunnel. There were two adults and two children in the vehicle.

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 Rescuers were not very optimistic about the survival of the people in the electric car. The rescuers freed two children, a nine-year-old boy and his four-year-old sister, after they realized that the vehicle's passengers were alive. The children had mild to moderate injuries. The two adults were flown from the site of the accident using multiple helicopters. It was difficult to conduct a rescue in bad weather.

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 Rescuers were able to extricate the two adults from the car, despite the helicopter being at risk. The two adults were taken to a trauma center. Their injuries have been described as critical. The results of the accident were said to be remarkable by the battalion chief. We come out here a lot for things like this. This was a miracle that they survived. 

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According to what she could tell from her mirror, the all-electric vehicle seemed to be driving far too fast. The car went over the edge of the road and down the cliff. He is driving extremely fast to take that exit. You are not supposed to be going up that way. In my rear-view mirror, I can see a car that goes over the edge and straight down.