A row between two men involved in a collision in Western Sydney descends into a road-rage incident in which one man drives off with the other clinging to his bull bar.
A man has been charged with road rage offences after another man was forced to cling onto the bull bar of a fast-moving four-wheel-drive vehicle for 3 kilometres through Western Sydney.
The men were involved in a minor collision between a Toyota LandCruiser and a Camry sedan on Centenary Drive at Homebush on Christmas Day.The 37-year-old driver of the Camry then grabbed hold of the front bull bar of the other man's LandCruiser, with the latter driving off. The 45-year-old 4WD owner continued driving down the road for 3 kilometres — at least part of the time at high speed — with the other man struggling to hang on."Call the police! Call the cops, what is he doing?!" the man is heard saying to a fellow passenger.
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