Google Maps Gets 100 Vehicles Stuck - Sheeple Blindly Follow Route Into Muddy Field

A Google Maps mishap last weekend resulted in nearly one hundred people driving their cars into the middle of a muddy field, where many of them became stuck.
Some of them even caused damage to their cars trying to get through the rough terrain.

It all started on Sunday with an accident on Pena Boulevard in Aurora, Colorado. Hundreds of motorists traveling nearby checked Google Maps for a detour and
found an alternative route that would cut their travel time in half.

Connie Monsees was one of the drivers who took the ill-fated detour that day. She was on her way to pick her husband up from Denver International Airport when
she ran into the traffic jam and decided to check her phone for a quicker route.


“Google Maps asked us to take the Tower exit, so I did because it was supposed to be half the time. It was 47 minutes from Tower Road to the terminal,
so I went to the detour, which was supposed to take 23 [minutes],” she toldDenver7.

A few minutes down the road, Monsees followed her GPS onto E. 64th Ave. But after a while, the street turned into a dirt road. This made Monsees second-guess
the directions, but she decided to follow along the road because everyone else was doing it.

“My thought was, ‘Well there are all these other cars in front of me so it must be OK.’ So I just continued,” she explained.

By the time Monsees noticed that nobody in front of her had any clue what they were doing, it was already too late.

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