Weird BUT true

A wayward mattress caused a five-car pileup in New Zealand.

Motorists on the Northwestern Motorway in Auckland were backed up for hours after the mattress flew off a car, leading to one injury and possible criminal charges.

“Last night’s crash could have been avoided,” police said in a statement.

Moo-ve it along! A Michigan sheriff’s deputy was forced to escort eight cows three miles home to their farm after they escaped in search of greener pastures.

Because the Ingham County Sheriff’s “country unit” was busy, the single deputy was left to wrangle the heifers that were blocking a road.

Did they just fuhgeddaboudit?

Paula Weiller wondered that when she found another couple’s 2015 wedding video inside a DVD box set of “The Sopranos” she bought at a UK thrift shop.

Weiller returned the video after locating the couple via Faceback.

“Goes to show there are good people out there,” said the bride, Pauline Rasmey, from Calderwood, who said she didn’t even know the video was missing — but suspects it got lost in a move.

Holy roller.

An Ohio woman who raced her car up to 100 mph before spinning out of control and crashing into a utility pole, another car and a house — with her 11-year-old daughter in the front passenger seat — said she tried to “let God take the wheel” to “test her faith.”

Miraculously, no one was injured.

The 31-year-old driver faces multiple charges including felony assault and endangering a child.

A Nashville Taco Bell shift leader faces some explosive charges.

Courtney Mayes, 25, was charged with arson after surveillance video showed employees playing with fireworks in the restaurant that led to $30,000 in fire damages, authorities said.