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Crowds gather as police called to ‘road rage’ incident

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The incident involved a car driver and a bus driver

A driver appeared to refuse to move in a “road rage” incident involving a bus. Cambridgeshire Police were called to the incident in Hargate Way, Peterborough just after midday today (Thursday, March 12).

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The driver of a black car appeared to refuse to move out of the way of a Stagecoach bus for at least 20 minutes. This resulted in traffic building up along the road.

While the incident continued, groups of people stopped to see what was going on. No one was arrested.

A police spokesperson said: “We were called at 12.10pm today (March 12) to Hargate Way, Peterborough, after reports of road rage between two drivers. There were no arrests.”

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