Research finds that we get lost 24 times over the course of a year - with 55% of people turning to a device for help.
The study, commissioned by Ordnance Survey to celebrate National Map Reading Week, also found that 65% of people are not confident about reading a map.
Three quarters of people feel that they don't have a sense of direction, but almost one in four will NEVER ask for directions.
Sound familiar?
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When it came to men vs. women, 60% of men said that their sense of direction was WAY stronger than their female other halves.
But sadly, only a third of women thought they might be better than their male partners.
Come on gals!
Most likely places to get lost
But Ordnance Survey have handily also given us some top tips to avoid getting lost - so don't panic if you're in a bit of a tight spot!
Top tips to avoid getting lost
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