There's something almost unbeatable about telling someone "I told you so" when they point-blank refuse to take you seriously. Four Uber riders got to do that to their Uber driver in Georgia recently. It might not have felt so sweet for the group at the time, but they'll probably look back on it fondly.
The group of riders was taking an Uber to Bailey, Colorado, when their Uber driver insisted on taking snowmobile-only Georgia Pass, a Summit County Sheriff’s Office report stated. It was reported that the driver's GPS unit instructed him to take the route before he was stranded, despite the group telling him it was wrong; he was insistent on following the instructions until the bitter end.
It wasn't just the riders that told the driver not to follow the path; there were other signs, literal signs. The Uber driver passed three large signs that specified the route was closed to wheeled vehicles. But the driver ploughed on until the vehicle slid off the road into a ditch while approaching Middle Fork.
