Bus stuck at an extreme bend in Indonesia after relying on the Google map application guide.

Footage filmed by Bryan, a journalist, on Wednesday (June 9) at Kelok 44, Agam district, West Sumatra province, shows the bus getting stuck at Turn 10.

The 12-meter-long bus body blocked the road causing a long traffic jam.

Earlier on Friday (June 4), the bus was also stuck at Turn 14 after successfully passing 30 other extreme bends.

The deputy head of the Tanjungraya sub-district resort police, First Inspector Akhiruddin, said in his statement to the media, the tourism bus stuck at a sharp bend due to the long and low body of the bus.

"The bus passes through Kelok 44 road from Bukittinggi to pick up passengers heading to Jakarta at Lubuk Basung. To get to Lubukbasung, the bus driver uses the Google map application. The application directs the driver to pass through Kelok 44, until he gets stuck in 3 sharp turns," the first Inspector Akhiruddin added.

According to the police, Kelok 44 road can only be passed by vehicles with a maximum length of 9 meters.

Thursday night, the bus finally managed to get out of 44 sharp turns and clear the road from traffic jams.