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So we're just kind of sitting there in shock.

What the f*** is wrong with you?

Get in your car, dude.

Get in your car!

I'm in my car.

That's fair.

In the last few years, the number of Americans on the road has skyrocketed.

And that means more traffic, more accidents, and

also more...

Rage.

With violent road rage up nearly 500%.

In Ohio, a graphic example of how quickly a seemingly small altercation

explode when vehicles are involved.

Two women in a store's parking lot are locked in a hair -pulling struggle.

And though it's unknown how it began,

There's enough animosity to make breaking it up no easy task.

And even after they're separated, the back and forth continues.

And it only gets more chaotic as more people get involved,

apparently from both sides.

And one of them appears to have a pistol while the other appears

to have an object in his hand.

When the man who appears to have a firearm has bought a black SUV.

More people approached and seemed to dare him to act.

But not to be outdone,

the two women start up again.

Now, with the violence so widespread, breaking things up is even more

difficult.

And with an SUV joining the chaos, it's about to get more dangerous.

After smashing one of the windows of the SUV, the man in gray comes

back for more.

Which is a big mistake.

When the man in gray shatters the driver's window, the SUV reverses,

knocking him down.

As he gets to his feet, another man steps in front of the vehicle, which

them both, throwing the second man to the side and sending the man in gray

skidding across the pavement.

The SUV pulls away from the scene as the second man is held to his feet.

But the man in the gray shirt is unresponsive.

And while bystanders tend to him and call the police, the chaos continues.

As another car's window is smashed by one of the women who is fighting, who

jumps into the black SUV, finally putting an end.

to this brutal confrontation.

The man in gray is reportedly taken to the hospital.

But further information about his condition has not been released.

And no charges have been filed.

A frightening reminder of the tremendous power of a motor vehicle.

especially when up against the human body.

Oh, my God! Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

A typical city bus can weigh anywhere from 25 to 40

,000 pounds and operates almost exclusively on City Street among much

vehicles.

and along public spaces, which makes them one of the safest vehicles on the

for anyone riding inside, but potentially devastating for anyone or

Unlucky enough to get caught in its path.

In Atlanta, Georgia, an empty public bus drives along its route down a

residential street.

While its driver appears to be nodding off.

In Atlanta, an empty bus travels down a residential street.

When its driver

appears to doze off.

The driver seems to close her eyes.

For a full eight seconds,

Rousing just as the bus hits the curb and

runs directly into a

utility pole.

Though the cause of the driver's apparent fatigue is unknown, now she's

awake and appears to be in shock.

As the severely damaged bus now sits on the front lawn of a home with

fortunately no residents in the immediate area.

But power is knocked out to the entire neighborhood with one home reportedly

experiencing a surge of electricity.

Good Samaritans stopped to check on the driver.

who was still collecting herself after the accident.

Apparently unsettled, she makes a phone call.

According to news reports, the driver suffers only minor injuries.

And although she reportedly apologizes for the mishap, she is fired from the

transportation company.

A serious wake -up call.

That operating a vehicle when tired, especially one that can weigh 20 tons,

is potentially deadly for the driver.

and everyone else in the area.

In Oklahoma, a stunning example of how road rage can completely consume

and in some cases, bring them to the brink of a deadly encounter, whether

know it or not.

A pickup truck's front and rear dash cam records.

As Nick Carey and Derek Meeks leave a fast food restaurant after having lunch.

This is only cool if it's strictly off -road.

It's really bad -ass.

While eating inside, they'd notice an apparent altercation between two

entering the restaurant's drive -thru.

You hear someone honking their horn, just laying on the horn.

It goes on for several minutes.

And now, as they pass the driver they believe was doing all of the honking, it

starts up again.

Apparently, aimed at the driver just ahead in this vehicle.

He was honking at this older gentleman.

A steady honking that laughed for nearly 40 seconds.

As Nick and Derek continue to exit the lot.

It's an old guy, dude.

What the hell?

Their truck's rear dash cam captures the older driver in the gray SUV pulling

out behind them.

And the driver who they claim was honking, doing the same.

He pulled out around him.

Nick and Derek then allegedly see the honking driver get out of his vehicle.

We just kind of decided right then, he can't deal with this on his own, so

going to help him.

So Nick backs his truck up to just beyond the lot's exit.

And as the older driver pulls out, they block the confrontational driver in.

We blocked him in the restaurant parking lot.

No more than 30 seconds.

Just enough time to let the older guy basically escape.

At that point, we're thinking it's over.

That was an exciting launch. Let's go back to work.

But now the angry driver is focused

on them.

I'm recording.

And he appears to be wearing something

on his hip.

So I pulled my pistol from my hip and was holding it in my right hand.

What the f*** is wrong with you?

At an Oklahoma drive -thru, Derek Meeks and Nick Carey witness an apparent

confrontation between an older man and the driver behind him. Pull that around

him.

And take action.

By pulling their truck between the two vehicles, and

allowing the older driver time to pull away.

Which leaves Nick and Derek in

a sudden confrontation with the irate man from the

other vehicle, who appears to be carrying something.

on his hip.

I pulled my pistol from my hip and was holding it in my right hand.

Dude,

he's an old man whose life is apparently way more important than mine. His five

seconds to get a taco almost ran me off the road.

And I didn't see either of you guys there.

Just stop him from doing that.

Dude, get in your car.

What do you think, having a big foot?

It's your big man!

Oh, the car!

That guy!

We've all had bad days, bro.

Like, you need to go. Calm down.

Our goal was to keep it calm. The whole goal at that point was to de -escalate

it, not escalate it. Because I thought he was going to pull the gun on us. You

know, two armed men.

It's not going to end well.

Why is it always me?

You're being recorded, by the way. You're being recorded, too!

I'm not doing anything.

What the f*** is wrong with you?

Get in your car, dude.

Get in your car!

I'm in my car.

That's fair.

That's fair. Can you get in your car?

No.

Will you call the cops?

Yeah.

Derek and Nick.

Claim police arrive on the scene shortly after and take statements from them as

well as the irate driver.

About two or three different cop cars pulled up.

He calmed down really quick when they pulled up.

According to a City of Moore court clerk, the irate driver receives a

reckless driving and pleads no content.

In the most stressful situation, Nick and Derek are just grateful.

that it never went beyond heated words.

What do you think, having a big car?

If you're a big man!

Thanks in large part... It's getting your car.

...to both of them keeping their cool.

Just keep in mind that everybody has a bad day, and if somebody does that to

you, don't match it. Just try and stay calm.

It really comes down to patience and just knowing that if it escalates any

farther, people are going to get hurt.

What the f*** is wrong with you?

Get in your car, dude. Get in your car!

Oh, my God.

According to the National Transportation Safety Board, wrong -way driving

accidents are 12 times more likely to result in severe injury or death than

other kinds of crashes.

What is wrong with you people? Y 'all are stupid.

And that's due in large part to the fact that most of these accidents are head

-on collisions, some at high speeds.

In this situation, according to the person filming, both drivers make it out

with only minor injuries.

Unfortunately, many other events like this are far more devastating.

In Texas, a driver records a terrifying scene on Interstate 20.

As an SUV barrels down the westbound side the wrong way,

putting every other motorist at dire risk while reaching speeds

of close to 75 miles per hour.

Moments later, the driver recording.

finds himself riding directly alongside the SUV.

But not for long, as the SUV's driver suddenly

surges ahead.

And as the highway begins to curve to the left, visibility for the traffic

coming directly toward the wrong way driver couldn't be worse.

In Texas, a driver records an SUV going the wrong way on a busy highway.

And as the SUV's speed appears to increase, and the highway begins

to bend to the left, the

SUV

Runs directly into oncoming traffic.

The devastating collision is also captured by a car's dash cam on the

of the highway and shows the SUV side -swiping one car, which

careens into another, while the SUV then hits a third car head -on and

slams into a semi.

The driver who was recording from the other side pulls over and

runs across the highway to the scene of the accident,

where a group of Good Samaritan have already gathered

to help the many people affected however they can.

The driver of the SUV is already free from the flaming wreckage of his vehicle

and lucky to be alive.

But the driver of the car he hit head on is still trapped inside their

vehicle.

Several good Samaritans fight to free her.

But the vehicle's twisted frame proves nearly impenetrable.

Authorities arrive on the scene.

But the 23 -year -old driver inside the vehicle does not survive.

According to court documents, the 31 -year -old wrong -way driver is found

guilty of manslaughter and is sentenced to life in prison.

A tragic reminder that though it's unknown why the man was heading in the

direction in the first place,

Driving in a way that puts others in danger and causes loss of life carries

severe consequences for everyone involved.