Dashcam images caught the frightening moment that a reckless driver is sprinting and falls almost in two other cars before he rushes.
The Silver Citroen Saxo ran a road of 30 km / h in Malvern on June 21 last year, Worcestershire, when the driver lost control that came around a blind turn.
The video sees the car 180 degrees, so that the back almost clashes with a blue vehicle on the road before the front charges to an oncoming driver whose dashboard camera has recorded the incident.
After mounting the curb, the driver quickly fits the wheel and jerking off without stopping to address the affected road users.
The images were passed on to the West Mercia Police as part of Operation Snap – an initiative that allows people to report away by submitting video or photographic evidence.
As a result, the dangerous director received four points on his driver's license, a fine of £ 100 and had to pay £ 140 extra costs after he was found guilty of driving without the necessary care.
The police shared the images online and viewers were quickly commented on the 'light' punishment received by the driver.
One said: “That could have ended so differently. I would say that he really got that light with the outcome, both in terms of the fine and in points. '
Depicted: Dashcam images catch the frightening moment that a reckless driver splint and almost pours against two other cars
The Silver Citroen Saxo (photo) ran a road of 30 km / h in Malvern on June 21 last year, Worcestershire, when the driver lost control that came around a blind turn
Another wrote: 'I think this is disgusting – the reaction of the police and the driver. There must be a minimum of licensing.
“That driver was very lucky that he did not clash with another car.”
Others noted another vehicle that the driver followed quickly and wondered if the two cars were related.
One person wrote: 'What about a ban on it clearly about double the speed limit and his partner also race? In my opinion it went very lightly. '
However, opinions are divided and a healthy part of the viewers chose the side of the dangerous driver and called the Dashcam Road user who inserted the images a 'grass' that must' get 'a life'.
“Something bad could have happened … but it didn't. Lessons that learned that day, but the dashcam man is a scum bag to send it, 'read a comment.
The video sees the car becomes 180 degrees, so that the back almost clashes with a blue vehicle on the road before the front is charged to an oncoming driver
After mounting the curb, the driver quickly removes the wheel and pulls off without stopping to address the affected road users
The Silver Citroen Saxo walked along the B4211 (photo) in Malvern, Worcestershire, on June 21 last year when the driver lost control that came around a blind turn
And another noticed: “Nobody was injured, he just needs more exercise.”
A spokesperson for West Mercia Roads Policing said: “The driver narrowly missed two other cars while he rode recklessly over a road of 30 miles per hour.”
'Last year we had 5,811 submissions by members of the public to Operation Snap reporting incidents of dangerous driving, including dangerous overtaking, driving through red lights, close fitting for cyclists and horse riders, using mobile phones and much more.
“We were able to take positive action in 76 percent of these submissions.”
