Police called to road rage incident in village near Northampton for nearly an hour following two-car stand off
According to locals, a stand off between two cars ensued on a narrow village road, with police eventually being called to deescalate the incident
Police were called to a road rage incident in a village near Northampton for nearly an hour last night.
Northamptonshire Police sent two cars to Garners Way in Harpole on Thursday night (June 16) at around 9.40pm.
According to locals, a stand off between two cars ensued on a narrow village road, with police eventually being called to deescalate the incident.
Officers said they stayed for around 50 minutes and that 'no offences' were identified.
A police spokeswoman said: "This one was an incident of road rage following a minor road traffic collision. It happened at 9.40pm in Garners Way. No offences identified and insurance details exchanged."
In a road rage poll conducted by AA, 18,000 of its members said their number one irritation while driving was tailgating.