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A police search is underway after a motorist went the WRONG WAY down a dual carriageway in Buckinghamshire and almost causing a major collision, before then fleeing the scene.

The shocking dash cam footage shows the incident on the A413 on Monday evening.

Take a look below:

 

 

The footage was taken on Sanjay Bhudia’s dash cam, and he said:

“I thought ‘what the hell are they doing?’. I was so shocked, I feel very lucky.

“I had my son in the car with me and it could have ended differently for us.

“It could have been very serious. It was incredibly dangerous and that person clearly isn’t fit to drive.

“If I had been any closer we could have been hit. I didn’t see if it was a man or a woman who was driving.

“You never think something like that will ever happen to you.”

Sanjay said he pulled over behind the car involved in the incident to make sure the occupants were ok.

The three people in the car – all pensioners – were badly shaken and unhurt.

Sanjay said neither of them could speak very good English, so he helped them phone Thames Valley Police to report the collision.

“They were quite old and very shaken”, Sanjay said.

“There was three people in the car. They couldn’t speak English so I helped them talk to the police.”

Although managing to avoid a serious collision, the two cars did make contact, knocking off one of the car’s wing mirrors and causing minor bodywork damage.

A Thames Valley Police spokesperson said: “Thames Valley Police received a report on Monday at around 7.40pm that a car, believed to be a grey Range Rover, travelling the wrong way down the A413 Amersham Road was involved in minor collision with another vehicle.

“Officers attended and no one was injured. The grey Range Rover failed to stop at the scene.

“Anyone with information is asked to call police on 101, quoting reference 1285 9/9/2019.”

 

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