Seo Dong-ju, cliff crash while driving in the U.S.: "Hit the accelerator instead of the brakes"

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Broadcaster Seo Dong-ju revealed a harrowing past experience in which she nearly lost her life after falling off a cliff while driving.

On the 9th, a video titled "Avoidance Is This Dangerous | Are You All Okay? EP.08" was released on the YouTube channel 'STUDIO OMG'.

During the episode, Seo Dong-ju recalled a traffic accident she had experienced while living in the United States as she discussed her habit of procrastination.

Seo Dong-ju stated, "I got my driver's license at age 16 in the U.S. I obtained it because my school offered free driving lessons."

She continued, "At the time, I didn't have a car, so I couldn't keep practicing. I kept putting it off until I eventually bought a used car that was over ten years old. On the first day I took it out, both side mirrors flew off," sharing details that left viewers astonished.

She explained, "Even so, I couldn't give up, so I went home and taped them on with construction tape. But even driving like that was too scary. In the end, I left the car behind and stopped driving."

Seo Dong-ju said she attempted to drive again a few years later, during her senior year of college, adding, "I removed the tape and glued the side mirrors on with adhesive."

However, Seo Dong-ju, who had taken the wheel again, was involved in a life-threatening accident. She recounted, "I drove up a mountain and was coming down when I saw a car coming from the opposite direction. I was so scared that I tried to avoid it by pressing the brake and pulling over to the shoulder, but I hit the accelerator."

She continued, "I fell straight off the cliff. Fortunately, the car caught on a tree, and I barely survived," shocking her audience.

Seo Dong-ju recalled the moment she escaped the vehicle, saying, "At the end, there was a 'screech' as the car hung over the cliff. I was so terrified that I just stayed still. Eventually, I opened the door slightly and crawled out."

She added, "What I realized at that moment was that I had been avoiding driving for far too long. I should have fixed the side mirrors and driven, but because I procrastinated, a dangerous situation occurred. I regretted it deeply that day."

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