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That was a close call!
If you’re in a UTV that seems to be going over, we can understand the temptation to put an arm out in hopes of keeping it upright but that is never a good idea. The likelihood that one person could steady a vehicle that weighs well over 1,000 pounds and keep it from rolling is slim to none and it’s a good way to get hurt. This guy was very lucky to get his arm back inside the vehicle before it went over.
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