Update:

"On Saturday afternoon, a 1991 Toyota 4-Runner with three occupants fell 60 feet off the top of the Lion's Back, a sandstone cliff that is a popular obstacle challenge for four-wheel-drive enthusiasts. Shortly after 4 p.m., 22-year-old Jamie Endow of Ogden, accidentally drove over the edge as he was attempting to descend the huge monolith. The vehicle plunged 45 feet, hit a wall, then fell another 15 feet before becoming lodged in a crevice. After scaling boulders and ascending a nearby crevice, rescue workers from Grand County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and the Sheriff's Office evacuated the driver and both passengers from the vehicle. They were transported by helicopter to area hospitals.

The driver received injuries to several limbs, and was treated and released from Allen Memorial Hospital. The passengers, Elizabeth Grogan, 19, of Tempe, Ariz., and Hailey Cutlip, 19, of Ogden were more seriously injured. Grogan suffered severe pelvic injuries, and Cutlip's arm was fractured in the crash. Both are reported in stable condition."

Taking the line to the right like that was plain dumb. Having a traffic/crossing situation on the face was even dumber still: