In difference to this case cases like google routing people over ofroad countryside roads (e.g. through the middle of Australia, desert routes, tundra routes et

In difference to this case cases like google routing people over ofroad countryside roads (e.g. through the middle of Australia, desert routes, tundra routes etc.) should be something you could/should be able to sue them over. But this case looks like the local government majorly fucking up. In general the maps are updated in many countries based on information from the respective department for road whatever. It pretty common that when random road closures are not in gmaps that it's because the respective official channels didn't publish that information. Like how is google supposed to know when a random road gets absconded, temporary closed, newly opened etc. if no one tells them? And random complains from people using the service aren't really a reliable (or trustable) source.