Shocking moment motorcyclist is sent headfirst off bridge after being hit by irate driver

THIS is the shocking moment a motorcyclist’s head is thrown off a bridge after being hit by a road-rage driver.

The gruesome video shows the motorcyclist being brutally launched by a BMW driver Milton KeynesBucks.

The shocking video shows the driver being catapulted over the bridgeCredit: SWNS

The rider was trapped between his silver BMW 320 and the metal railing of the bridgeCredit: SWNS

He then landed with his head on the ground in Milton KeynesCredit: SWNS

Motorcyclist Jamie Burns and his wife SamCredit: Facebook

The incident took place in November 2022, when Nikesh Mistry was present the driving on Brickhill Street near Walton Roundabout.

The chilling footage reveals the harrowing scene as he sent Jamie Burns into the opposite lane as they raced side by side.

In the video, the vehicle appears to be driving on the wrong side of the road.

The driver then collides with another vehicle, sending the motorcyclist careening over the bridge to the ground.

The car owner trapped the rider between his silver BMW320 and the metal railing of the bridge.

Mr Burns, aged 40, from Oxley Park, suffered serious injuries.

He was taken to Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambs for emergency medical attention.

Mr Burns’ wife, Sam, later claimed he was “lucky to be alive”.

Friends update about his health After the crash, she told loved ones he “had a long road of recovery ahead of him.”

Take to Facebookshe wrote: ‘Jamie has been flown to Addensbrook Hospital where we are staying, he is lucky to be alive with a broken foot, broken ribs and a fracture to his spine.

‘We hope the current from Facebook will help us locate the witnesses left at the scene and the family involved in the head-on collision due to a man who could not control his road rage.

Mr Mistry’s rampage also caused serious damage to the front passenger of the car he hit head-on.

Emergency services rushed the passenger to Milton Keynes University Hospital for treatment.

Mr Mistry, from Groundsel Close, was sentenced to a total of four years and ten months behind bars at Aylesbury Crown Court.

He pleaded guilty to two charges of causing serious injury by dangerous driving – with an additional charge of causing grievous bodily harm with intent.

He was also given a driving ban of four years and ten months.

The driver will have to take an extensive driving test before receiving a driver’s license again.

Investigating officer PC Phil McGlue, from the Roads Policing Unit, said: “This case is an extreme example of road rage.

“Mistry was not in immediate danger and chose to respond in a way that was so violent and so disproportionate that he turned a roadside disagreement into a very serious attack.

“Drivers who behave in such a manner will be strictly investigated and held accountable for their actions, and Mistry will now be charged. jail punishment as a result of these decisions.”

It comes after a shocking video revealed how a car flipped over and exploded after being hit by a drunk driver on a busy highway.

27-year-old Nilen Chauhan crashed into the back of a Mitsubishi L200, causing it to overturn on the A14 near Bar Hill. Cambridgeshire.