A learner driver has been charged after a motorcyclist was allegedly run off the road during a shocking road rage attack.
The incident occurred in Adelaide on September 2, with footage showing a black Volkswagon turning sharply towards the bike near Jeffcott Street.
A 26-year-old man was arrested and charged the following day with a string of offences, according to Nine News.
A learner driver has been charged after a motorcyclist was allegedly run off the road during a road rage attack (pictured)
The motorcyclist appeared to have skidded to a stop near parked cars (pictured) and was taken to Royal Adelaide Hospital with minor arm and knee injuries
A YouTube user who was in a car behind the learner filmed the alleged attack, before later posting it online.
In their description they wrote that it was a ‘road rage’ incident, with the driver chasing the rider ‘through red lights and on the wrong side of the road’.
‘Karma happened when the Volkswagen lost his number plate in the crash,’ they wrote.
The video appears to show the car travel through a set of red lights, before swerving towards the bike.
The incident occurred in Adelaide on September 2, with footage from a car travelling behind showing a Volkswagon turn sharply towards the bike (pictured)
The car filming the incident pulled over to assist the injured rider following the ‘attack’
The car filming the incident then pulled over, with the driver and passenger jumping out to assist the injured man.
The motorcyclist, whose bike was driven into a series of parked cars, was taken to Royal Adelaide Hospital with minor arm and knee injuries.
The driver is alleged to have fled the scene following the crash, with their car found a short time later.
The man is expected to appear in court next month facing charges including engaging in an act likely to cause harm, failing to render assistance after an accident and breaching his learner’s permit conditions.
A 26-year-old man will face court next month over a string of charges, including engaging in an act likely to cause harm, failing to render assistance after an accident and breaching his learner’s permit conditions
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