Did anyone else lose time driving home on Route 9 last Thursday night?

Didn't drive Route 9 last Thursday but this kind of thing has happened to me twice over the years on the B4632 coming back through the Cotswolds late at night. Both times I just suddenly "arrived" somewhere further along the road with no memory of the stretch in between. First time I put it down to tiredness but the second time I genuinely couldn't explain it, I wasn't even that tired and it was only about 9pm.

What time did it happen for you? And did you notice anything in the sky beforehand or was it just suddenly - gap - and you're further along the road? That's how mine felt both times, no lights or anything dramatic, just missing time.

Really keen to hear more details from anyone who was on that route. These kinds of accounts are so easy to dismiss but when it happens to you it feels completely different.

@SophieHarbinger the B4632 through the Cotswolds has come up before on here, there's something about that stretch between Winchcombe and Broadway that just eats time whole. Both your incidents being on the same road is the bit I'd be noting down - repeated location, repeated experience, that's a pattern not a coincidence. What were the conditions both times, same season, same time of night? And did you feel any physical after-effects, headache, nausea, that sort of thing? Because the ones I take seriously are the ones where the body registers something happened even if the memory doesn't.