Woman Sues Google for Bad Directions, Accident

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she could just walk/jog on the grass. its not like the Right-of Way adjacent to the road is restricted to the public or anything...
 
To hell with GPS, learn to read a map you tools. I only use GPS when i'm totally lost in the bush, other than that its maps exclusivly.
 
LOL the interesting part is, the google maps gives you the option to move the blue line which is the route and it remaps an alternative route. If she saw the highway and knew that she was not allowed to walk there as a pedestrian, she could have looked at the map and looked for a safer road, moved the blue line on to that road and then it would remap a new route to where she wants to go.

Even if she had no clue how to use it to begin with, I can't see her using this as an excuse to be walking down the highway when clearly it is not legal to do so. So if the direction tell her to jump of a clif, she would have done so as well?
 
[citation][nom]thorimmortal[/nom]Its not a major highway or freeway or any thing of the sort!! The speed limit is 20 MPH, She is clearly just looking for a free ride. She is no longer welcome here! http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en& [...] 03074&z=19[/citation]


Wrong section of 224 😉
 
[citation][nom]warmon6[/nom]Wrong section of 224[/citation]
Local news reported she was going from daly to prospect, that is the posted speed limit.
 
[citation][nom]Ciuy[/nom]Only in the USA ............... number 1 dumbest country on this planet.[/citation]Please, stupidity is one thing that is universally shared among ALL people regardless of race or ethnicity.

Also, if this was truly a case of natural selection then she should had died.
 
Walking down the middle of the freaking highway and suing Google/the driver? I like to meet the parents of this women. She obviously lacks every skill a normal human would have.
 
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