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bugalaman t1_j1qnayd wrote

It happened to CNET reporter James Kim in 2006. Navigation took him to closed logging roads, only the gates that were supposed to be locked were wide open.

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KGB-dave t1_j1qvqa7 wrote

Interesting, just read it. However, the article states they used an old fashioned paper road map and not a GPS/navigation :)

[quote]Because of Mr. Kim's background as a technology analyst, observers speculated that the family had used online mapping to find their route.[18] However, Mrs. Kim told state police that they had used a paper road map,[19] an account supported by the Oregon State Police, which reported that the Kims had used an official State of Oregon highway map.[20] Mrs. Kim later recounted that, after they had been stuck for four days and were studying the map for help, both she and Mr. Kim noticed that a box in the corner of the map bore the message: "Not all Roads Advisable, Check Weather Conditions".[21][/quote]

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