Anyone who has ever operated a vehicle knows that the worst thing about driving is other drivers, and a Toronto woman has provided us with the perfect example of a driver we’d rather not encounter on the roads.



One Twitter user shared a photo that was sent to them by a friend in Toronto of a car that had driven directly into wet concrete on a closed-off street. According to blogTO, the incident took place at around 5:30 p.m. and involved a driver heading southbound down a closed part of Bedford Road, determined to get to where she was going, construction sites be damned.


The photo has a Renaissance-painting sorta vibe thanks to the construction workers in the background and their reactions: Several are looking on in horror, one’s recording the incident on his phone and another has thrown his arms wide as if to say, “What the hell are you doing?!” It’s beautiful.



According to eyewitnesses, the incident was most likely due to an error in judgment rather than a medical episode; the woman drove slowly before hitting the wet cement, at which point there was a loud noise and she just kept going, ignoring the shouts from the construction workers.


Naturally, she became stuck, and stayed in her car for some time afterwards. One witness told blogTO that she didn’t leave her vehicle while they were still there. In fact, legend says she’s still in her car on that closed down street to this day, haunting the intersection and serving as a reminder to all motorists of the dangers of ignoring giant “ROAD CLOSED” signs.