Two motorists have heated row in the middle of the gridlocked M25 over a smashed car window
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Two motorists jumped out of their cars in the middle of the gridlocked M25 during rush hour to have a heated row about a smashed car window.
The road rage clash took place after the driver's side window of a black BMW was smashed after it collided with a grey Ford Transit where the A3 in Wisley, Surrey, joins the motorway.
Both drivers argued after the initial smash but met again minutes later on a packed M25 and decided to get out of their cars and continue the 'heated debate.'
The incident took place at about 7.10am on January 25 when the two cars were travelling clockwise on the M25 between junction 10 and 11 for Chertsey after traffic came to a standstill.
Surrey Police said the pair got out of their vehicles and had a heated 'discussion' slap bang in the middle of the busy dual carriageway.
(Photo: Surrey Police)
A spokesman for the force told GetSurrey.co.uk : "You’d remember seeing two people getting out of their cars to have an altercation in the middle of the M25 during rush hour, wouldn’t you?
"There was a minor collision between a black BMW and a dark grey Ford Transit van on the Wisley roundabout – where the A3 joins to the M25.
"The two drivers then had a 'discussion', during which the driver's side window of the BMW was smashed."
He said the argument carried on when they got stuck in gridlocked traffic.
The spokesman added: "The drivers got out of their vehicles and continued their 'discussion' in the middle of the road.
"We know who the two drivers are, but it is fair to say their descriptions of exactly what happened differ somewhat.
"If you saw it happen or better still have some dashcam footage from the morning, then we’d love to hear from you to clear this one up."
Anyone with information is asked to call Surrey Police on 101 quoting reference 45170008521 or call Crimestoppers charity anonymously on 0800 555 111.