Watch: Foul-mouthed cyclist rages at driver in GoPro clip after colliding in London when car suddenly pulls in

The driver got out of his vehicle to assess the damage, prompting the cyclist to react: “Woah, woah, why are you bothered about your car, you nearly f****** maimed me!”
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A cyclist launched a foul-mouthed tirade against a driver who suddenly pulled in on a road in central London causing a minor collision.

GoPro footage shows the cyclist on the left-hand side of the road alongside the car on Blackfriars Road, going towards Elephant and Castle, near St. George’s Circus.

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The driver then pulls in suddenly forcing the cyclist to swerve, but hit the wing mirror and the side of the car.

GoPro footage of close call with cyclist and driver in central London. Credit: SWNSGoPro footage of close call with cyclist and driver in central London. Credit: SWNS
GoPro footage of close call with cyclist and driver in central London. Credit: SWNS

The cyclist is heard saying: “You f****** stupid c***! You f****** idiot! Are you f****** blind?”

The motorist got out of his vehicle to assess the damage, prompting the cyclist to react: “Woah, woah, why are you bothered about your car, you nearly f****** maimed me!”

One passerby can also be heard interjecting saying that both were in the wrong, sending the cyclist into a second foul-mouthed tirade.

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The cyclist, who wishes to remain anonymous, said: “I was cycling home after work on Blackfriars Road towards Elephant and Castle.

“Then out of nowhere, the driver pulled in without indicating before he pulled in.

A cyclist launched a foul-mouthed tirade against a driver who suddenly pulled in on a road in central London causing a minor collision. Credit: SWNSA cyclist launched a foul-mouthed tirade against a driver who suddenly pulled in on a road in central London causing a minor collision. Credit: SWNS
A cyclist launched a foul-mouthed tirade against a driver who suddenly pulled in on a road in central London causing a minor collision. Credit: SWNS

“I was forced to swerve but clipped the wing mirror and the passenger-side door.

“In that split second I thought ‘this is going to end badly’, but I got a lucky escape from serious injury, only a few bruises.

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“I was pumped full of adrenaline and immediately started having a go at him.

“I regret the things I said, but it could have been a lot worse and I was raging in the heat of the moment.

“You can see that he only indicates after he manoeuvres the vehicle - obviously without looking for cyclists.

“We eventually apologised to each other me for swearing and him for hitting me with his car.

“One man waiting at the bus stop claimed I should have been in the cycle lane on the other side of the road but I wasn’t even going that way so I told him to pipe down with some choice words.”