Tourists Drive Minivan Into Hawaii Harbor After Following GPS Directions

In the video, neither the driver nor the passenger—who are sisters—seem worried after having driven into the water. People standing on the dock yell at the women to get out of the Dodge Caravan that they were driving.

“I think everyone is a bit shocked,” Hutchinson told the outlet, saying it “took us a second to figure out what was going on because they didn’t seem panicked or have any sense of urgency to get out of the car.”

A handful of people jumped into the water to help the women exit the vehicle as it sank into the water. The passenger escaped by climbing out of the window, as did the driver, and neither were injured. By the time the emergency crews got to the scene, the minivan was submerged and had to be towed.

“Usually GPS is pretty accurate in Hawaii,” Samantha Tavares, information specialist for Hawaii’s Department of Transportation, told the Post. “It’s not exactly normal for that to happen.”