THIS is the shocking moment a driver smashes into three cars, knocks off wing mirrors and veers onto the wrong side of the road.
A tipper truck was spotted at around 2pm on Friday drifting onto the opposite side of the road in Buckinghamshire.
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It then proceeded to smash into a number of cars parked along the street in front of gobsmacked onlookers.
The driver then turns right at the T-junction and carries on his wildly erratic and dangerous driving as he veers from the pavements on either side of the street.
Having apparently come to a stand-still on the right side of the road in High Wycombe, the driver then starts up again.
This time they head straight to the other side of the road and right into an orange car.
The driver then veers the truck back onto the other side where it then smashes into another parked car.
The truck then drives off before suddenly veering right and crashing into a parked black car, setting off the alarm.
The truck driver then reverses before driving off and straight into a white car coming in the opposite direction.
The video has been posted on social media, including X, formerly Twitter, and Facebook where it has notched up thousands of views.
A man has since been arrested and bailed.
A Thames Valley Police spokesperson told the Bucks Free Press : “At around 2pm on Friday (7/6) officers were called to Mill End Road to reports that a tipper truck had collided with several vehicles causing damage to them.
“No one was injured during the incident.
“A 34-year-old man from High Wycombe was arrested on suspicion of driving a motor vehicle with alcohol concentration above the prescribed limit, driving without insurance, failing to stop after a road traffic collision and dangerous driving.
“The arrested man has been bailed while our investigation continues.
“If anyone has information about this incident we would ask them to please provide it online.”
Anyone with information can call Thames Valley Police quoting reference 43240266562.
The Sun Online has contacted the force for further details.
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