The driver who got out of his car attacked the van driver.

The driver who got out of his car attacked the van driver.

27.07.2026 15:40

In Nigde, moments when a driver got out of his vehicle and attacked a cargo worker inside a van due to a right-of-way dispute, spreading terror, were captured on a dash cam. The cost of getting involved in traffic arguments and leaving the vehicle was heavy; the driver faces an administrative fine of 180,000 TL as well as a 60-day confiscation of his license and vehicle.

A road rage argument in Niğde turned violent. A thug got out of his car, entered the cargo van, and assaulted the driver. The horrifying moments were captured second by second on a motorcyclist's helmet camera.

The incident occurred in the morning on Ayhan Şahenk Street in the Sıralı Neighborhood of Niğde's Central District. According to information obtained, a dispute broke out between the driver of a cargo company van and a car driver over a right-of-way issue while they were traveling on the street.

ENTERED THE VAN AND ATTACKED

Unable to control his anger, the car driver got out of his vehicle and headed towards the cargo van. The enraged driver opened the van door and began attacking the cargo employee behind the wheel. During the assault inside the vehicle, the cargo worker was caught off guard, while nearby citizens and a motorcyclist who witnessed the incident tried to intervene.

HORRIFIC MOMENTS ON HELMET CAMERA

    The violent moments were recorded second by second by the helmet camera of a motorcyclist who stopped to prevent the incident. The footage shows the attacker entering the van and throwing punches at the driver, with bystanders attempting to intervene. The scuffle ended as citizens stepped in, and the parties got into their vehicles and left the scene.

    VERY HEAVY PENALTY

    The penalty for getting out of a car in traffic for the purpose of attacking, fighting, or blocking the road is an administrative fine of 180,000 TL, confiscation of the driver's license for 60 days, and impoundment of the vehicle from traffic for 60 days.

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