Ironically, we actually thought we were taking the safer route home. It's like, where are we? This was the end of the road for Shelby Isler and her brother somewhere far into the desert. It said there was *** dust storm warning on the I 15. So there was an alternate route that had popped up to take *** detour. Shelby, like many southern Californians who came up to Vegas for the formula one race wanted to get back as fast as possible. Eps mapping on their phones told them *** detour off of the closed interstate around the dust storm would save them 50 minutes. We'd never driven to Vegas before. So none of us knew that there was only really the I 15 is the only way that you can take back and forth. They drove for about two hours out of Vegas until they hit *** gravel road. I was trying to sleep in the back unsuccessfully. And the minute we hit the gravel road, I was like, why the car it's getting so bumpy in here, like what's going on though? She thought it was strange. There was *** line of cars going the same way but the road got much rougher and then disappeared into open desert. It was so uneven that the car was excited. Waste half the time *** truck at the front of the line of what Shelby says was about 100 cars got to *** point where it could go no further. And this guy is in like *** giant truck and he's just driving straight through the bushes, um, to come to tell us to turn around one more and then do *** hard turn. Some cars couldn't make the turn and got stuck. Shelby eventually called 911. They did say though that this actually does happen *** lot with Google Map. Google Maps detours. And they were like, you know, if Google Maps ever tells you to take *** detour, don't do it because you're gonna end up in sand. Like we get calls like this *** lot.