Watch the impatient driver dangerously overtake on a suburban street and sped away – “Karma” is just around the corner

A VIDEO of a driver dangerously overtaking on a suburban street has been uploaded online.

The video was filmed with a van’s dashcam and uploaded by TikTok @victor_immz caught the moment when karma struck for the driver.

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The video was shot in Birmingham and begins with a Ford Focus impatiently moving behind another car.

Although the road is a quiet suburban stretch, the Focus driver loses patience and overtakes at high speed.

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Then there’s thunder down the road, but as the camera truck catches up, it’s clear the Focus driver wasn’t paying attention.

The Ford was involved in a major accident, probably because it’s raining and the road is soaked.

At least three cars were involved in the accident caused by the Ford.

The person who filmed it all is an ASDA delivery driver who confirmed one driver was injured.

Most TikTok users were outraged by the Ford driver’s actions.

One said, “Karma doesn’t forgive anyone, that’s what happens when people are impatient.”

Another said: “Wow this is just amazing. I want to say he got what’s coming for him, but the other cars are victims.”

Another said: “Patience when driving is key but also watch your speed on a residential street and drive accordingly to conditions.

The speed limit is usually 20 or 30 miles per hour on suburban streets.

According to that traffic regulationsthe minimum penalty for speeding is a fine of £100 and three penalty points added to your driving licence.

Anyone who has more than 12 points within three years can be given a driving ban.

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