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[Zepp]

I hope this link works .........see video why did he go down there

 

[Mikey RV]

You almost want to feel sorry for him or her....but then you think, he should not be on the road.

 

[Gromett]

Saw that on facebook yesterday. Had a little chuckle to myself. Darwinism in action....

Here is the link translated by google.

https://translate.google.co.uk/tran...ideo-wird-zum-internet-hit&edit-text=&act=url

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[Zepp]

You almost want to feel sorry for him or her....but then you think, he should not be on the road.

I agree I wonder how they got them out of the van did they cut a hole in the back of the van lol

Watched it again window in back of the van

 

[mike mcglynn]

Myopia

 

[GWAYGWAY]

GPS and foreign languages, I once got caught in Liege with my car on a raised tram track. Not knowing a word of Flemish the sign meant nothing and it was at night in poorly lit area. Trying to follow a map when all the sign were in the local language can lead to problems.

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[Allanm]

I've been down a few roads where they become so narrow that it looks impossible to go further, but, I had the sense to stop before I got to the really narrow bits and found an alternate route.
Follow your sat nav by all means but use a bit of common sense too.

 

[JockandRita]

You almost want to feel sorry for him or her....but then you think, he should not be on the road.

I almost want to give them a slap. What an idiot!

If it doesn't look right, there is every chance it won't be.

Cheers,

Jock.

 

[Tincataylor]

In Sunny Den'n that would pass as a two lane highway moi luvver and us would be doin' at least 60.....................

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[denisejoe]

Must have known something was not right when the mirrors started to fold in?

Joe

 

[irnbru]

It would rather have caused a tailback and have others behind nevreverse back.

Think the driver was trying to be a bit too smart here.

 

[Minxy]

The idiot well and truly jammed himself in! I bet the Dutch cheer him every time he goes on a campsite ... they don't have take the p*ss out of those who do things wrong ... I've seen it myself!!!

However ... we've had some 'narrow' escapes ourselves but nothing quite that bad!

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[pyro]

Not often that words fail me.......

 

[Rockcrawler]

Must have known something was not right when the mirrors started to fold in?

Joe

And when his seat started to get closer to his wife

 

[Minxy]

... I wonder if mirror guards would have helped ...

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[Stealaway]

However ... we've had some 'narrow' escapes ourselves but nothing quite that bad!

Us too. I forgot that the rear wheel track is wider than the front. Maneuvering through the narrow lanes in Bayeux I managed to jam the rear wheel between the kerb edges - Full stop - everything on the table is now on the floor! Fortunately I could reverse out and mount the pavement .

Believe it or not this year I managed to break the high level rear side light on a wall in France. I was trying to park close to a wall where the gutter was deep and angled.
Fortunately I heard it break and nothing else touched - close call and £15 for new ones.

 

[Mel]

GPS and foreign languages, I once got caught in Liege with my car on a raised tram track. Not knowing a word of Flemish the sign meant nothing and it was at night in poorly lit area. Trying to follow a map when all the sign were in the local language can lead to problems.

Liege is French speaking .

 

[hilldweller]

We were too close for comfort in Switzerland once, not the dreaded satnav but road works. No options just a big sign, go that way.

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[Zigisla]

My Sat Nav wanted to take me down a very steep narrow road at the weekend. Having fallen foul of this device in the past, used the common sense rule and entered into Diversion Mode. Narrow lane avoided. That was until we headed homeward the following day and came up the same road I wouldn't go down earlier. Just over the rise, it was as wide as a motorway. Well wide enough.

 

[Huwmari]

Should have gone to Specsavers!

 

[Huwmari]

Saw that on facebook yesterday. Had a little chuckle to myself. Darwinism in action....

Here is the link translated by google.

https://translate.google.co.uk/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http://www.badische-zeitung.de/wohnmobil-in-der-klemme-burkheimer-video-wird-zum-internet-hit&edit-text=&act=url

Made more sense of the German than the nonsensical Google translation!

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[Gromett]

Made more sense of the German than the nonsensical Google translation!

For those of us who have no German it at least gave us the basics.

The two Dutchmen who were on their way to the Pension Jägerhof were freed by a local residents. He pulled the camper out of the eye with his jeep expert before the fire brigade and the police arrived. Except for a few scrapes the vehicle remained intact and could be manoeuvred out in the reverse through the Jörg-Wickram-alley, which is only accessible to residents.

 

[Baycott]

If he/she had taken it at speed it would have been fine
Idiot!!!