An Amazon delivery driver got cornered into a tight spot when his Satnav took him down a narrow street in Cornwall, wedging him between two Grade II listed buildings.
The 33 ton lorry was travelling to St Agnes on the North Coast when it reached a tricky junction between roads in the seaside village.
Images show the truck, emblazoned with the recognisable Amazon logo, trying to manoeuvre around a tight bend, practically touching both buildings on opposite sides of the street.
The incident happened shortly before 5pm on Friday evening.
It took a reported 25 minutes for the driver to finally free himself.
Images show the truck, emblazoned with the recognisable Amazon logo, trying to manoeuvre around a tight bend, practically touching both buildings on opposite sides of the street
The driver was trapped between two Grade II listed buildings in the seaside town
According to residents in St Anges, many motorists have previously fallen victim to the blunder, with satnavs being notorious for taking vehicles down the very tight turn, leaving them stuck.
One local said he spoke to the driver, who had fallen victim to the same issue.
'He wouldn't reverse and kept driving forward'. they said. 'After about 25 minutes and multiple dents on the vehicle he managed to free the lorry.
'I hope he hasn't damaged the grade-II listed buildings in the village.
'The lovely driver blamed Satnav. Don't Amazon sell proper Satnavs for HGVs?'