
In Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, a tragic accident claimed three lives when a car fell into a river after a GPS error directed the vehicle onto a broken bridge. The incident underscores growing concerns over the reliability of navigation apps in rural areas. Despite warnings and barricades at the site, the driver reportedly followed GPS instructions, leading to the fatal plunge
Local authorities have highlighted the need for better signage and awareness regarding road conditions, especially for navigation-dependent travelers. This accident raises broader questions about digital infrastructure and road safety improvements in India, which have become critical with increasing dependence on technology for travel guidance. Families of the victims are calling for immediate repairs to the damaged infrastructure and stringent monitoring of app-based errors