Would it be safe to drive through an F0 and F1 tornado?

Question

Their wind speeds have category 1 winds or less. Cat.1 isn't that strong especially if you're in a car. I've always wanted to see what's inside a tornado. How do you determine the category of a tornado by looking at it before driving through it?

http://www.tornadoproject.com/fscale/fscale.htm

Answer 1

If you spot a tornado in the distance go to the nearest solid shelter.

If the tornado is close, get out of your car and take cover in a low-lying area, such as a ditch. Get as close to the ground as possible, protect your head and watch for flying debris. Do not chase tornadoes – they are  unpredictable and can change course abruptly.

A tornado is deceptive. It may appear to be standing still but is, in fact, moving toward you.

Answer 2

It maybe ok to drive through an F0 because the winds of an F0 are only like 40-72 mph. I think it takes winds of like 80-100 mph to flip over vehicles. I wouldn't try an F1 tho because the winds are like 73-112 mph. But that's the problem, you probably can't tell the exact strength of a tornado, even if it does appear to be tiny. So overall, i would avoid driving through any tornado because you don't know the exact strength.

Answer 3

No.

Life is too precious