As you can see, there are many things that can be the cause of an idling problem. This section will attempt to narrow it down, but expect some trial-and-error. Skip to the section that applies to you: Engine Idle Is Too Low Or Stalls or Engine Idle Is Too High. They are in a general most-likely-to-occur order.
(MORE: Lightning's Shocking Damage) If you can't find more substantial shelter in a sturdy building, a metal-topped vehicle can keep you safe in the event of a lightning strike. If you are driving, pull to the side of the road, turn on your hazard lights, turn off the engine and wait out the storm. Fold your hands in your lap and avoid touching anything metal within the car. You also should not to touch the radio or talk on a cell phone, especially if it is connected to your vehicle.
Who is Responsible if Your Car is Hit by Another Car and the Other Car Hits a Parked Car? Generally, the one responsible for all the damages if your car was hit by another vehicle and then the other car hits another one will be the driver of the first colliding vehicle. Hence, you are not considered at fault if your car was forced to strike another car which also accidentally hit another vehicle.