These Bikers Punch A BMW Driver In The Face Then Stare Down The Barrel Of A Gun

The BMW cut off a biker - it's unclear if deliberately or accidentally - causing an angry confrontation. It all escalates at the next red light, and the bikers punch the BMW driver to the ground. At this point, his passenger pulls out a gun...

Darren Cassey

13 Apr 2016

Road rage is one of those incredibly infuriating things to watch. 99.99 per cent of the time it’s completely pointless and wholly avoidable. That’s the case here, though it’s hard to pinpoint who’s really to blame, so let’s just blame both parties.

It all starts when the BMW either deliberately attempts to block the speeding bikers, or accidentally does so while attempting to get out of their way. When the biker he cuts off lashes out at the car, its driver gives chase, leading to a confrontation at the next red light.

The BMW driver appears to want to resolve things peacefully, telling the bikers to stay where they are, presumably so he can call the police. He attempts to block the biker that swung for his car by standing in front of his bike, when another biker walks over and pushes him away. At this point the driver appears to try to walk away, when he’s sucker punched by one of the gang. The other bikers join in, and that’s when the female passenger climbs out of the BMW, screaming and waving a gun about.

The bikers are complete and utter morons, and were clearly itching for a fight. They’re wholly at fault for allowing things to end up where they did, but if the BMW driver had just let the incident go, none of this would have happened. People do idiotic things on the road all the time, so just let it go. Sure, the guy cut you off, but you were easily able to avoid it - you even had time to throw a punch. And yeah, the guy swung for your car, but he’s clearly an idiot so just leave him to be an idiot. If you really feel the need to get the cops involved, either tail them while you phone it in, or just take a photo of a licence plate and report it later. When you rage on the roads, nobody wins.

Source: Jalopnik

Comments

The driver wanted to overtake but then he saw the speeding biker in the fast lane so he moved back. By the time he got there the 2nd biker (which is the real c*nt) tried to undertake him and hit his car. It’s normal for him to try and get the cops for insurance reasons, since his car was hit.

it looked like his mirror was broke

overtake what? Go watch again. There isnt a car for over a hundred meters in front of that BMW. he was just being a douche

You cant see clearly from the video whether he actually hit the car, or say hit the window just enough to warn the driver “Hey, youre merging into a bike” The BMW driver should have never swapped lanes, or remained in the left lane once he swapped. The biker on the right side was pretty much forced to pass on the right side, as I’m sure he knew what kind of space he was working with on the right side ahead of him, versus looking to the left when a second could be the difference between him riding or lying on the ground. He took the side he could see 100%, and hit the window to say “Hey, don’t come over any further”. Atleast, that’s what it looks like to me. Could I be wrong? Of course. And then, if no damage was done, why chase them down? If there was damage done, why not mention that BEFORE grabbing onto the dudes bike and then standing in front of him?

I BMW driver got punched for bad driving. Today was a good day.

is that the road from bad boys 2 where they had that ridiculous car chase? i was waiting for the truck to arrive and throw cars at them

Wow for everyone that says the bikers are right and as i go through these comments i see they say they are both wrong wow. Bmw clearly had the right away and it is clear the biker hit his carn and broke his mirror. The bikers was speeding like idiots.

I agree that the Bikers were incredibly in the wrong with all of this (breaking a mirror, driving away from an accident, ‘exchanging’ fists instead of insurance information) but you NEVER have the “right away” to swerve back and forth between two lanes to prevent people from passing you. The BMW wasn’t changing lanes to pass people, he was only swerving to slow down the bikes. That isn’t his call/job/right.