TWO drivers have been caught on camera arguing over passing each other on a narrow road.
The video, shot with a smartphone and uploaded to YouTube by user Mark Coates has the title: ‘Is this the most British road rage incident ever?’
The video was shot in 2016 but has resurfaced online and starts with Mr. Coates saying: “Right, you are now on video, it is illegal to reverse on to a main road and therefore I am not doing it.”
An argument has clearly broken out and the other driver has climbed out and is stood at Mr. Coates’ window.
The woman says: “Alright well don’t then. I’m not going to move, there is not loads of room.
“You can take as many photographs as you like.”
Mr Coates points out that it is in fact a video, to which the woman says it doesn’t really matter to her and she’s not bothered.
He explains: “There is plenty of room – I drive up this road twice a day, I have passed many cars. You can get two cars past.”
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The woman replies: “You shouldn’t have turned in, you could see me coming, I watched you. You could have stopped and you didn’t.”
Mr Coates says: “If you just reversed and moved over a little bit..”
But the woman refuses and says she has as much determination she can assure him, then walks back to her car.
The fairly polite exchange had people laughing in the comments.
One said: “Wouldn’t surprise me if she ended it with: ‘Next time I shall jolly well throw my scone at you.'”
While another said: “I’m proud of being British now. This is what I call content”
A Third remarked: “wow its really rare to have something this polite these days.”
The video’s description ends with: ‘Ended with the lady having someone help her past the gap (with plenty of room to spare)’