A farmworker who could not drive and had no way to take public transportation from his home to the workplace 60 miles away was injured in an accident when the multi-passenger van driven by a coworker was involved in an accident. This decision reverses the Worker’s Comp. Appeals Bd. decision awarding the plaintiff workers compensation for his injuries. The injury was suffered while going to or coming from work; the going and coming rule bars compensation. The special risk exception to the going and coming rule did not apply both because the accident occurred far from the employer’s workplace and because the special risk was caused by plaintiff’s inability to drive rather than anything attributable to the employer. There was no substantial evidence to support the board’s finding that the trip home served any “dual purpose.” The plaintiff did not perform any work while riding home.