Maddy Morris, a 24-year-old British student nurse, suffered severe injuries after a quad bike accident on her birthday during a holiday in Corfu, Greece. The incident occurred just a day into her trip when the bike unexpectedly veered off a cliff while she was driving at 20 mph, causing them to tumble nearly 10 feet and land on a ledge. Both she and her friend were pinned under the quad bike, which landed on top of them, leading to Maddy losing consciousness and sustaining a fractured scapula among other injuries. She attributes the accident to possible mechanical failure or uneven terrain and now warns tourists about the dangers of quad biking, calling them 'death traps.' Maddy emphasizes the importance of wearing safety gear and having travel insurance, as she faced significant medical expenses without it. Reflecting on her harrowing experience, she feels fortunate to be alive and urges others to reconsider using quad bikes on holiday.