Driver is stabbed in front of his wife and child after a brutal road rage attack on the M7

Published on: December 2, 2018

Driver is stabbed in the stomach in front of his wife and child as a brutal road rage attack between two men on a busy Sydney highway nearly turns deadly

Driver is stabbed in front of his wife and kids during a violent road rage attack
Footage shows two drivers in a heated argument on the M7 motorway in Sydney
The road rage attack lead to one of the men being stabbed in the abdomen
Police are now looking for the attacker who threw an item out of his car window

By Sahar Mourad For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 10:03 GMT, 2 December 2018 | Updated: 10:23 GMT, 2 December 2018

A driver was horrifically stabbed in the stomach in front of his wife and children during a violent road rage attack on Friday.

Footage obtained by Nine News shows two drivers in a heated argument on the M7 motorway in Sydney about 4.15pm.

‘Who the f*** do you think you are?’ the driver of a Toyota Corolla, who is dressed in a hi-vis vest, can be heard yelling at the other man.

The two drivers (pictured) were in a heated argument on the M7 motorway in Sydney about 4.15pm on Friday

The two drivers (pictured) were in a heated argument on the M7 motorway in Sydney about 4.15pm on Friday

‘And what? And what?’ responds the 42-year-old Hilux driver.

During the attack, the Hilux driver was stabbed in the abdomen as his wife and child watched on in fear.

The alleged attacker in the hi-vis vest is accused of then jumping into his car and driving away.

The injured driver yells for his wife and child to get into the car before trying to drive himself to hospital.

He was forced to pull over and be treated by paramedics.

After the stabbing, the attacker drove off in his red Corolla as the victim ran to his car

After the stabbing, the attacker drove off in his red Corolla as the victim ran to his car

Police believe the attack began when the man in the hi-vis vest threw an item out of his car window.

‘It appears to be completely random at this stage, but bear in mind but we’ve only spoken to one party at this stage,’ Acting Inpsector Steve Vuletas told the media.

‘They would indicate to us it was a random incident, we only have that party’s version so obviously if the other party wants to come forward and speak to police, they’d certainly be welcome to.’

Anyone with further information or recognise the man is urged to contact Crime Stoppers.