Malaysian drivers stop traffic to have road rage brawl at traffic lights
- 5 years ago
Footage shows how two angry drivers came to blows in a road rage fight in front of shocked motorists.
The two men began hurling abuse at each other after one vehicle cut up the other in Selangor, Malaysia on April 29.
When they stopped next to each other at the next set of lights, the young driver of the grey BMW stormed over to the Lexus and slapped the middle-aged man behind wheel.
But after walking away, the injured driver walked over to the man’s car and kicked the door - sparking angry scenes as the men threw punches at each other.
The scrap only ended when a motorcycle rider stepped in and separated the pair at the red light stop near the city’s Equine Park.
Another road user who recorded the clip and wanted to remain anonymous said they were "behaving like children."
He said: ‘’The arguments started when one of the cars moved into the lane of the other. There was some abuse then they began arguing at the lights.
‘’This is a very bad example for other motorists and unsafe. I hope their families do not see them acting like big children. Adults should know be better than this.’’
The two men began hurling abuse at each other after one vehicle cut up the other in Selangor, Malaysia on April 29.
When they stopped next to each other at the next set of lights, the young driver of the grey BMW stormed over to the Lexus and slapped the middle-aged man behind wheel.
But after walking away, the injured driver walked over to the man’s car and kicked the door - sparking angry scenes as the men threw punches at each other.
The scrap only ended when a motorcycle rider stepped in and separated the pair at the red light stop near the city’s Equine Park.
Another road user who recorded the clip and wanted to remain anonymous said they were "behaving like children."
He said: ‘’The arguments started when one of the cars moved into the lane of the other. There was some abuse then they began arguing at the lights.
‘’This is a very bad example for other motorists and unsafe. I hope their families do not see them acting like big children. Adults should know be better than this.’’