Scum driver reported for attempted assault

"A man driving a BMW car in Bristol has been caught on camera trying to push a cyclist from his bike, with the rider posting the helmet camera footage to the Bristol Cyclists page on Facebook as well as to YouTube.

The video shows the cyclist, Dave Edmonds, riding along Wordsworth Road in the Filton area of the city, as the BMW approaches from the opposite direction, with the vehicle appearing to slow slightly as the driver moves across the road.

Then the footage shows the motorist leaning out of the window and stretching his arm out towards the rider to give him a shove, although he didn't manage to push him off his bike.

In his Facebook post, Mr Edmonds wrrote: "Another video of outrageous behaviour as the driver of MX64 JWU (White BMW 520 D) swerves across the road and leans out of the car window and gives me a shove to try and knock me off. Car has no tax either according to the DVLA. "

He said that he would report the incident to Avon & Somerset Police and added, "nice mugshot, though.

http://road.cc/content/news/181781-v...h-cyclist-bike

Top comment on Daily Mail.

"People like this shouldn't be allowed behind the wheel. He could have caused serious injury or death. If he cannot maintain his composure behind the wheel he becomes a danger to all road users as well as pedestrians."

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On 08/03/2016 13:26, Alycidon wrote:

Top comment on Daily Mail.
"People like this shouldn't be allowed behind the wheel. He could have caused serious injury or death. If he cannot maintain his composure behind the wheel he becomes a danger to all road users as well as pedestrians."
Read mo http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz42JkjGDNM

"Cannot maintain his composure"?

That suggests some prior dispute or other falling-out between the two
which was the cause of some "loss of composure".

But there is absolutely nothing in the report to justify such a suspicion.