Woman drives 1440km across Europe

to Brussels to pick up a friend from the train station 61km from her home, but a wrong turn saw her end up 1 440km away in Zagreb, Croatia.

Despite crossing five borders and seeing multiple-language traffic signs, she did not stop to question her sat-nav until two days later when she realised that she may not be in Belgium any more.

Although she stopped to refuel her car several times, Ms Moreau did not think her TomTom could be leading her down the wrong path. “I saw all kinds of traffic signs. First in French, then in German — Cologne, Aachen, Frankfurt,” she told a Belgian news website. — Daily Mail.

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