I open my eyes to a white, opaque mist.

It takes me a moment to realise that it is the smoke from the airbags, while I am still in the cabin.

The angle of view does not help me locate myself in space since I am upside down at the feet of the passenger seat.

I try to recover as best I can, clinging to the rest of the dashboard.

Once in place, I find myself facing the driver, lying on the steering wheel, blood flowing from his ears.

I look around me with slightly ...