This is the frightening moment that a dangerous BMW driver has reversed a busy A-way and has chased a coach with 80 children on board.
Clint Hydes, 42, started following the coach in a reckless way after his vehicle clicked the curb when leaving the army and navy roundabout near Chelmsford, Essex, in March last year.
He comes in a state of anger after his car was caught between the coach and the side of the road.
Although neither of the two vehicles was damaged, Hydes wanted to talk to the driver to obtain his insurance and he decided to accurately follow the A130 Dual Carriageway.
Dashcam sculptures let him wave in an unsafe way for the coach and take his car out to fiercely demonstrate his accident to the coach driver when the two waited for a set of traffic lights.
To keep his passengers safe, the victim distracted the bus when it approached the Maldon Road Slip Road.
But Hydes would not give up easily and avoid a collision if he emerged to a full stop in the middle of the road.
He then shockingly returned the road to continue his hot -headed pursuit of the coach.
Dashcam images see Hydes who waves in an unsafe way for the coach during his pursuit of the coach
He was also seen that he got out of his car to violently demonstrate his accident to the coach driver
When officers of the road police arrived on stage, Hydes was out of his car, which he had parked next to the coach
Eventually the couple came to a halt on A130, towards Basildon, and the coach driver waited in a layby after he called 999.
When officers of the road police arrived, Hydes was out of his car, after he had parked next to the coach, and told the forces that he just wanted to speak with the coach driver.
Then it turned out that he was reversed for the second time against the traffic flow to keep track of the coach.
Hydes, from Montagu Chase, Burnham-on-Crouch, argued guilty of dangerous driving when he appeared on Monday 27 January at the court of Chelmsford Magistrates.
He was sentenced to six months in prison, suspended for a year.
He was also instructed to complete 150 hours of community service and was banned for 18 months to drive.
Track James Freeman said, “This kind of driving will not be tolerated.”
Hydes refused to comment when he was approached by MailOnline.
