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Not Rush Hour, Yet Gridlocked: Driver's Absurd Mistake Uncovered


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An absurd scene was witnessed on a Seoul road, prompting the question of what exactly happened.

On the morning of the 3rd, traffic congestion occurred at the entrance of an underground tunnel on the Seobu Expressway in Seoul.

The informant, noticing cars crawling along at a time when traffic shouldn't be heavy, went to check and found an unbelievable sight unfolding.

A city bus had wedged itself into the underground tunnel's structure, leaving it completely unable to move forward or backward.

This section is a zone where large vehicles are strictly prohibited from entering.

The bus had crashed through a warning structure indicating a 3-meter clearance limit and kept going before getting stuck right at the entrance.

What was even more absurd was that another city bus was following closely behind the trapped bus.

According to the investigation, both buses were heading to the depot without any passengers at the time. The driver of the lead bus had set their navigation system for passenger cars, leading them onto the wrong route, and the trailing bus simply followed the one in front of it.

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