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A driver plummeted 40ft from an unfinished overpass after mistaking navigation directions on Google Maps. CCTV shows Rudie Heru Komandono speeding off the edge of the half-built flyover in East Java, Indonesia, and landing in the middle of a three-lane highway - narrowly missing passing cars. The Google Maps app had reportedly re-routed Komandono away from the bridge, however, the driver was left ‘confused’ by the changing directions and drove past a concrete security barrier. “The road suddenly became dark and there were no other cars,” Komandono told press. “Then I realised there was a problem when the car started falling and crashed on the ground.” The 61-year-old survived the plunge on 9 April with only minor injuries, as did his female passenger, Endang Sri Wahyuni, 47 - who has vowed to not get in a car with him again. Read More CCTV shows moment bomb blast rocks Athens Police share CCTV of pensioner’s final moment before fatal attack The crucial CCTV that helped jail a plastic surgeon for trying to kill his colleague
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