Blikk.hu reports about a bizarre accident that happened on the 13th of May in Budapest, in the M1-M7 highways’ shared section.
A woman drove into a pedestrian subway on Saturday thinking that it was the access road to Petőfi Bridge. The weird accident happened due to her following the GPS’s false directions. Even though it should have been clearly visible that she was heading to a pedestrian subway, about 50 metres before the real access road, she did not really “overthink” it. Luckily, nobody got hurt. Furthermore, the car did not slide down on the stairs because its muffler got stuck. Additionally, two painters helped the shocked lady to get out of the car. Finally, ABAC break-down service arrived at the scene soon and averted the dangerous situation.
More on accidents
We have reported about many accidents in the past; this is why we can offer you a summary of the most popular articles on this topic. Hungarian ingenuity: A weird but effective way to free a person from the metro’s squeeze describes the case of an elderly lady getting stuck between the metro carriage and the platform. You can also read about a man who passed away recently due to an overturned fire engine on duty, or on a dead man who travelled on a tram unnoticed for more than six hours in Budapest. Here, you can take a look at the most dangerous roads in Hungary. Finally, we have an interesting article about a brand-new Hungarian invention that alerts authorities immediately in case of an accident.
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