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An 'entitled' caravanner has ignored signs warning them not to try towing on a twisty mountain road and ended up jack-knifing, infuriating delayed motorists stuck behind him.
The torturous turns of Mount Glorious Road, which is around 35km northwest of Brisbane, have plenty of signs advising against the road being attempted by 'trucks, buses, caravan and trailers'.
Motorist Andrew Mathiesen vented his frustration at the hapless caravan owner after encountering them twice along the twisty road, made even more treacherous by being wet at the time.
Motorists on a twisty mountain road were greeted with the unwelcome sight of a caravan jack-knifed and holding up traffic
'There are signs along this road not to take trucks, buses, caravans or trailers, so to my surprise, lo and behold is a caravan traversing the road,' Mr Mathiesen, who works as a truck driver, told Yahoo News.
On the first encounter when Mr Mathiesen came up behind the caravan the owner pulled to one side and let him pass.
However, when Mr Mathiesen was making a return trip
