In a recent video shared by @update11111, a driver on DUKE highway encounters a motorcyclist who unexpectedly overtakes them. This incident occurred on August 18 at 12:38 PM.

The situation quickly escalates as the motorcyclist, after overtaking the car in the middle lane, suddenly swerves in front of it and pulls out what seems to be a hammer.

The motorcyclist then throws the hammer.

Dashcam footage captures the motorcyclist deliberately tossing the hammer onto the road, seemingly aiming directly at the car.

Fortunately, the driver was able to avoid the hammer just in time, leaving the vehicle undamaged. The video also shows the driver and passenger’s shock and disbelief as they react to the motorcyclist’s unexpected and unsettling behavior.

The viral video has since ignited an online discussion, with many people speculating about the motorcyclist’s dangerous actions.

Commenters flooded the section with their theories and reactions to the incident.

“Earlier in the video, you can see that the driver was in the middle lane but partially encroaching into the right lane. That might be why the motorcyclist got angry.”

“Their plan is to profit from accidents by charging for towing services. I know someone who works in towing, and he shared another story about a group involved in this kind of scheme. They even ended up fighting over customers, and my contact was falsely accused of assaulting a customer, even though he didn’t actually do it.”

“No wonder there’s so much random stuff left on the road these days.”

“Be careful, there’s so many people who do things like this on the road these days.”

“Maybe the rider felt threatened when the car attempted to change lanes without signaling, not considering the motorbike’s speed. Regardless, the rider’s actions are unacceptable. It’s important for riders to stay aware that there are many reckless drivers out there. Thankfully, the driver practiced defensive driving and managed to avoid a collision.”

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— #UpdateInfo🇲🇾🌍 (@update11111) August 18, 2024