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Truck Driver Flips Cybertruck in Furious Road Clash

One driver found himself in a terrifying situation after another road user in California caused a crash that left his car upside down. The incident occurred during the day near the city of Ukiah, and the entire event was recorded by Tesla’s cameras.

Footage published on YouTube shows how the events unfolded. A black Ram overtakes the Cybertruck, abruptly switching to the right lane in front of it. Soon after, the Ram driver brakes, forcing the Tesla owner to change lanes to overtake. It is at this moment that the situation changes dramatically.

The Ram unexpectedly changes trajectory, blocking the Tesla’s path, which leads to the Cybertruck running off the road. After colliding with the ditch, the car overturns. Tesla’s sensors automatically notified emergency services about the accident. Fortunately, the driver did not sustain serious injuries, although he was taken to the hospital complaining of back pain.

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As reported by the Tesla owner, he had no prior conflicts with the Ram driver before this incident, which is confirmed by the camera footage. California police, after analyzing the video, charged the Ram driver with assault with a deadly weapon (a vehicle), although there is no official confirmation from the authorities yet.

The consequences of the crash for the Tesla were catastrophic. The car sustained serious damage to the roof, wheels, suspension, and body. It was later listed for auction on Copart in a pitiful state. Some parts might still be salvageable, but the cost of repair is unlikely to be justified. The driver is probably counting on compensation through the insurance company.

The aggressor’s motives remain unclear, but this case is reminiscent of other recent incidents of road rage against Tesla owners. Unlike some cases, this situation could have ended much more tragically. Hopefully, the Ram driver, if found guilty, will think twice before giving in to impulses behind the wheel.

Screenshot Wham Baam Teslacam/Copart

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