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A driver in East Java plummeted 40 ft from an unfinished overpass after mistaking navigation directions on Google Maps.

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Kamily1 year ago

A driver in East Java plummeted 40 ft from an unfinished overpass after mistaking navigation directions on Google Maps

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Shankar1 year ago

What car is that? Seems solid

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𝐊𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐁𝐫𝐮𝐞𝐜𝐤𝐧𝐞𝐫1 year ago

Always double-check routes—technology can mislead. Glad the driver survived that terrifying 40-ft plunge!

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Anthony Fiore ™1 year ago

Way smoother landing than I expected.

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42TY Gaming 🐦‍⬛🔪1 year ago

Wow a real life GTA V stunt jump.

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Greg Finlayson1 year ago

and now Google Maps has confirmed it as a preferred short cut

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Vivir en Australia 🇦🇺1 year ago

40 ft ~ 12 metres You are welcome.

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PetesTruth1 year ago

Wow. Lucky they didn't hit anyone else 😬

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Dave1 year ago

Was the driver a woman?

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JustusRhoads1 year ago

That one Easter morning un-cracked egg drop that should send you to church.

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Sexyafter601 year ago

Looked survivable. Did he live?

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Swaggy McNasty1 year ago

How's the Google Maps navigation rating for that overpass?

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Ray of Sunshine on Leith1 year ago

Can’t park there mate.

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पहाड़ी_𝕸𝖆𝖓𝖉𝖆𝖑𝖔𝖗𝖎𝖆𝖓1 year ago

Google maps be like

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Mitch C.1 year ago

"Recalculating"

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Helen Glew1 year ago

That motorcyclist was bloody lucky.

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dan miller1 year ago

lol, google maps! I totally believe this! 🤣

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Xylospongium1 year ago

Like in fortnite

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hendry pergelet ⌚1 year ago

and you know what? that unfinished bridge has no warning sign, even just one warning sign. that's how our government Work

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Sweety1 year ago

Is he safe?

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Mark Dawson1 year ago

@AskPerplexity did they survive

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Pampa1 year ago

omg

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