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Toyota driver throws rocks at truck driver in road rage

Roads.sg shared a video clip of a man throwing stones at a truck after stopping his Toyota car abruptly in front of the bigger vehicle. The video shared last night has gone viral with over 1,400 shares.

Road rage using a large rock thrown at truck driver's body and then onto the truck."Our company truck driver was on 2nd lane changing to 1st lane to make a right turn. Suddenly this Toyota SLC1965B cut in front of him and jammed brake, the furious car driver demanded him to get down from the truck. The truck driver didn't know what happen, he was scared of getting beaten and refused to go down. Then this guy grab a large stone from road side opened the lorry door and threw the rock at truck drive abdomen, then he continued to throw the stone on the truck door and side mirror when the driver close the door. After that he just left the scene. We have made a police report on this incident." – Alex

Posted by ROADS.sg on Monday, 29 May 2017

This is what the person who shared the video clip said.


Road rage using a large rock thrown at truck driver’s body and then onto the truck.

“Our company truck driver was on 2nd lane changing to 1st lane to make a right turn. Suddenly this Toyota SLC1965B cut in front of him and jammed brake, the furious car driver demanded him to get down from the truck.
The truck driver didn’t know what happen, he was scared of getting beaten and refused to go down.
Then this guy grab a large stone from road side opened the lorry door and threw the rock at truck drive abdomen, then he continued to throw the stone on the truck door and side mirror when the driver close the door.
After that he just left the scene. We have made a police report on this incident.” – Alex

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