A fuming man with a van chased down an idiot driver who hit his car and tried to flee the scene.
Taye Joseph was in between deliveries when he heard a loud bang which left his vehicle shaking.
The 26-year-old looked out his window and saw a man speeding off past him.
After getting out to investigate it was clear that the other driver had hit his van and almost took the mirror off.
The delivery driver and aspiring boxer followed the car who consistently ignored his flashing and horn beeping – leading to a chase.
“I was in my van in between deliveries when I suddenly heard a loud bang and the van shake”, Taye, from Chorley told Need To Know.
“As a car went past and noticed he sped up to drive off.
“My first instinct was to catch up to him and get his details.
“At first I was unsure if he was aware if he did it but it soon became apparent that he knew what he did.”
Taye was working a Sunday shift on 1 Nov when the incident took place.
He followed the motorist in his van waving, beeping and flashing at him to pull over so he could take his details.
But the driver ignored, until the pair came to a red light where Taye could hop out and confront him.
Unfortunately, the driver who looked confused when he was confronted, drove off once again until they hit another red light.
Taye said: “I followed him for about 10 minutes until we hit the first red light then another five after we hit the second whilst I was on shift.
“I was then going further away from my delivery job putting me significantly behind.”
At the second light Taye once again confronted the man, with his patience wearing thin.
Whilst ignoring the protests from the delivery driver the man attempted to flee the scene once again.
As he put his foot down Taye attempted to open the car down – whilst shouting at the driver to ‘pullover’.
He said: “It ended when he drove for the third time.
“It was at that point I realised chasing him further simply wasn’t worth it and could have ended dangerously.
“Initially I felt confused but also wronged when I realised he was refusing to stop.
“I never felt frustrated and angry until he denied wrongdoing and kept trying to avoid responsibility.”
Taye posted the footage online with the video racking up over 160,000 views.
He said: “I would like to add that the moment of rage doesn’t reflect me as a person and wouldn’t like people to get that impression of me as an aggressive or confrontational person.
“I’m simply a hard-working father trying to chase his dreams.
“Hence what made me start the series in hoping to bring positive exposure and sponsorships to aid towards fulfilling my dreams to become a professional boxer.”
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