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Amazon van gets stuck on Britain’s ‘most dangerous’ mudflat path

GPS led driver on to the Broomway in the Thames estuary, where dozens of people are known to have died

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Amazon van gets stuck on Britain’s ‘most dangerous’ mudflat path

GPS led driver on to the Broomway in the Thames estuary, where dozens of people are known to have died

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independent.co.uk4 mesi fa

Amazon delivery van abandoned after driver follows sat nav into River Thames

An Amazon delivery driver became stuck after following sat nav directions into the River Thames. On Sunday (15 February), HMS Coastguard Southend said it responded to reports that a delivery vehicle had become lodged in…

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domenica 15 febbraio 2026·telegraph.co.uk
Amazon driver follows satnav into Thames Estuary
Delivery van gets stuck on The Broomway, a dangerous footpath in Essex that goes out to sea
lunedì 16 febbraio 2026·theguardian.com
Amazon van gets stuck on Britain’s ‘most dangerous’ mudflat path
GPS led driver on to the Broomway in the Thames estuary, where dozens of people are known to have died

Amazon van gets stuck on Britain’s ‘most dangerous’ mudflat path

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Amazon van gets stuck on Britain’s ‘most dangerous’ mudflat path

Amazon delivery van abandoned after driver follows sat nav into River Thames

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Amazon driver follows satnav into Thames Estuary

Amazon van gets stuck on Britain’s ‘most dangerous’ mudflat path

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Amazon driver follows satnav into Thames Estuary

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Amazon delivery van abandoned after driver follows sat nav into River Thames

Look: Amazon van follows GPS to firing range, gets stuck in mud - UPI.com

Abandon shipment: how an Amazon van got marooned on the UK’s ‘most dangerous path’

Amazon delivery driver follows sat nav into Thames Estuary