Extreme road rage biker launches terrifying attack on bus driver who tried to drive off with him inside
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This is the moment an extreme road road rage motorbiker found himself trapped on a bus after he boarded to remonstrate with its driver who had pulled out in front of him.
His helmetcam footage showed the incident from start to finish - and how he lost his cool when he got off his bike to talk to the driver.
It showed him accuse the driver of pulling out in front of him moments earlier on a wet road and claim the driver had put his life in danger.
He fumed: "Do you know what the give way line means?" - before adding: "You f*****g wimp, you f******g c***."
The man added that he had the bus's licence number and driver number - but the unphased driver replied: "It doesn't matter."
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The irate commuter then steps off the double-decker and then re-boards to continue his row as bemused passengers watched on.
But while he was in the middle of his rant on the 295 Clapham Junction bus in London, the doors closed and the suddenly bus took off from its stop.
"What are you doing? What are you doing?" the motorcyclist fumes.
"Why are you getting me inside to close the door, are you serious? Why are you trying to entrap me?"
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(Image: ViralHog)
The motorcyclist then lashed out with blows at the Perspex where the driver is perched behind while the bus is moving.
He hammered the protective plastic glass for several minutes while demanding to get off, before a passenger tells the driver to stop.
The furious road user then got off and shouted at the driver: "You just get out of there."
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(Image: ViralHog)
He then drags a bin from the street and hauls it in front of the bus to apparently stop the vehicle from moving off.
The motorcyclist then opens the engine compartment at the rear of the bus and tinkers inside, but it is not clear what he is doing.
The helmet cam footage then shows him walk back to his motorbike.
The Met Police and Transport for London have been contacted for comment.