Emergency escape thoughts...

Most motor homes have multiple egress paths.

Door, Windows (I have two escape windows one on each side
If you fit through a 14" hole you can go out the vents

And last the windshield is designed to be removed very easily Many you can simply push out (THey don't push in but they easily push out) and you can walk out that way.

Window punch tool will not break the front windshield, nor any other laminated glass window. It will crack the glass but not shatter it, like it does a one layer tempered glass window, such as side windows in autos.
WE carry a four foot folding, lightweight aluminum step ladder inside the motorhome. Have done that since we experienced a faulty exit step and had to climb out and into the MH a few times. I suppose it would work to get to the "top" windows if the MH was on it's side.

The few pictures I have seen of a motorhome rollover, the walls and roof simply blew apart. Like a kids house made of playing cards. Not much structure there.

Roll a motorhome, your last worry will be how to get out.

Probably just stand up and walk out...assuming you have working legs still.

Have you ever seen a MH roll over crash...they usually disintegrate.

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Most I have had were equipped with an emergency "zip out" rear window. There is a tab you pull on that rips the gasket and allows the window to fall out or be be pushed out.

I should have said rolled over on it's side....

In 1995 saw a class A roll in Idaho. Driver fell asleep and over corrected when they hit the rumble strips. Multiple drivers stopped with rescue, we walked them out the front windshield as it had disintegrated.

I was surprised no one was hurt from the falling cabinets.

I have an escape hatch over the cabover bed. I can climb out that. Or I can go out the rear window or windshield. As it's a class C, I also have the cab doors - one will be facing up.