- Wait, but the turn has been prohibited there for a couple of weeks now

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- Good morning, Johann! As you probably know, yesterday evening at the corner of 6th and 17th Streets, near St. Luke's Church, there was a collision between two cars - an M320 and a T450. The 450 turned right and crashed head-on into the moving 320.

— Wait, how did you turn??? There's no turning allowed there, it's a one-way street. And there's a sign!

— The driver swears that he didn’t see the sign, but was using a navigator; he doesn’t know the capital.


- That's right.

— Is everyone alive?

- Yes. No one was hurt, although the cars were el salvador mobile database to pieces!

- But how can we help you?

— We ask you to conduct an examination of the navigator. It was slightly damaged, but I hope your specialists can help us. After all, if we really suffered due to the navigator’s fault, we will sue the manufacturer and will be able to return part of the amount spent on repairs.

- Okay. Leave it, we will try to help you. Naturally, this is a paid examination.

- Certainly.

A week has passed.

— Here is your navigator. Indeed, the company did not update, and therefore did not take into account the right turn ban. You can safely sue, we will support you. Nevertheless, the navigator is good, but you still need to follow the signs!

The story is not a fairy tale at all. When trusting the navigator, do not forget about common sense and traffic rules!