The use of GPS and Google Maps while driving has become common, but it has become a life-threatening experience for a female car driver in America.
The use of Global Positioning Maps (GPS) and Google Maps while driving has become commonplace as it helps travelers find the exact location of their destination and make travel easier, but the technology is sometimes used as a nuisance rather than a convenience. This is what happened to an American woman when the use of GPS became such a terrifying experience in her life that she almost lost her life.
A woman in Hawaii was driving a car with GPS directions while another woman was in the car with her when she unexpectedly followed the GPS directions and ran into the sea at Honou Kohau, a port in Hawaii. She got off with the car.
When the car began to sink into the sea, the people at the port jumped into the water to save the women in the car.
According to the report, the victims of the unexpected accident are female tourists who were looking for a tour company on the Pacific island of Kailua-Kona for which they were following GPS directions to take a wrong turn and wake up in the sea with their car. .
In the video, it can be seen that the car sank into the sea, but fortunately, the people at the port rescued the women from drowning and took them out of the car with the help of ropes to a safe place.