I live in the PNW and needed to go somewhere past a large mountain in winter. I.E. what roads were plowed and which weren't mattered. I used google maps, and downloaded the route, cause no cell signal on the mountain.

I started off and it was fine. Used the appropriate highways and such. There is a transition between major highways I'd never used before that I wanted help with, but that was the only bit I was unfamiliar with.

Google ended up trying to get me to take a forest service road that starts off looking good. At this point I know not to listen to it, cause I did know this area and knew that that road, regardless of what it looked like at the entrance, was not safe.

I got out and walked about 100 feet and around a corner, and suddenly it's 4 feet of snow. It all looked safe at the start. Remember, there is no cell signal and I could easily see getting stuck there and not being able to get help. It looked safe and google was telling me to do it. It feels easy to say, "hurr durr, the driver was stupid." but that just sounds to me like "hurr durr, that woman with third degree burns should have known McDonalds coffee was as hot as plasma."