Video shows a horrific incidence of road rage where a truck repeatedly rams a car.
Many drivers will at some point have gotten a little annoyed behind the wheel, but sometimes things can get seriously out of hand.
That's certainly what happened during one incident experienced by two men with a driver in a truck.
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We're not talking a few choice expletives or hand gestures here, as the driver repeatedly rammed their car, while travelling at extremely high speeds.
Yussef Zabian was a passenger in the car with Naeen Issa, the car's driver, when they were rammed several times by a large pickup truck.
You can watch the truly heart-racing footage of the terrifying ordeal below:
The pair had been driving to work at about 7am when they said that a man pulled up next to them and took out a gun.
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Zabian said: "This guy pulls up beside me and draws a gun and points a gun at us.
"So I started to speed up trying to get away from him and he gets behind me, just starts ramming me from behind."
The pair revealed they were lucky that there was a law enforcement officer by the road who was watching for speeders.
They described how the officer had clocked them doing 170kmph (around 105mph), and that the driver hit them 'over 20 times'.
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Though they managed to evade the vehicle for a little while, the truck caught up to them and hit them so hard it partially disabled the car, saying the hit 'put my car into emergency mode and it wouldn’t go any more.'
Zabian said: "I slammed on my brakes knowing that police officer is going to catch up to me.
"I slammed on my brakes and [the pickup truck] passed me a little bit and he slammed on his brakes and he was going to jump out of his truck, but then the police officer pulled up behind us and he went taking off. And then the police officer went after him."
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The whole incident lasted about five minutes.
Zabian explained that he believed that the driver in the car had intended to inflict a lot of damage.
He said: "He was trying to take us off the road. He was trying to get my car to spin out or something. I felt like he was out to kill."
Driver Issa added he was 'completely traumatized' after the incident.
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Police have since confirmed that the driver was arrested, and that this incident was one of several involving that driver.
Other incidents had involved armed carjackings and causing crashes.
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