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Published on 2026/06/04
SHE ARRIVED AT HER DESTINATION

The classic situation where you follow your GPS directions and end up somewhere you definitely shouldn't be. And we're not talking about driving down a closed street or entering a parking lot through the exit. No. We're talking about ending up driving on the Seattle light rail tracks while stunned passengers watched from the platform.

According to local reports, the driver ended up with her vehicle on the tracks near Mount Baker Station, forcing authorities to temporarily suspend service while crews removed the car. Fortunately, nobody was injured and there was no collision with any train.

I swear situations like this fascinate me. I mean... how do you even get that far? I understand missing a turn, taking the wrong exit, or getting distracted for a few seconds. But driving onto train tracks means ignoring a considerable number of signs, curbs, physical barriers and, above all, common sense.
And the best part is that the explanation is almost always the same: "I was just following the GPS directions."

Between the people who somehow wedge their cars into pedestrian staircases, those who drive into subway entrances, and those who turn train tracks into improvised roads, I'm increasingly convinced that some people drive looking at a screen instead of the world around them.
It reminds me of the people who put on virtual reality headsets, throw themselves into empty space, run straight into walls, or take off running because their brains decide that what they're seeing is more real than reality itself.



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