A car driver named Nikesh Mistry (34) harassed a motorcyclist with his vehicle in the Milton Keynes region, north of London, the capital of England. Nikesh’s car, which entered the Buckinghamshire Bridge from the opposite lane, collided with another car, causing the motorcycle driver to become stuck between the two vehicles. As a result of the accident, the motorcycle driver fell from the bridge and was seriously injured. Nikesh was sentenced to 4 years and 10 months in prison by Aylesbury Crown Court.
The incident occurred on the Buckinghamshire Bridge in the Milton Keynes region in November 2022. In the statement made by Thames Valley Police, it was stated that Nikesh Mistry had an argument with an unnamed motorcyclist, and then caused the accident that resulted in the motorcyclist falling from the Buckinghamshire Bridge.
Police stated that the incident occurred on November 19, 2022, and said: “Mistry was driving a silver car near Walton Roundabout in Milton Keynes. There was a non-verbal argument between Mistry and the motorcyclist. Mistry then decided to push the motorcyclist off the highway by driving recklessly. Both vehicles crossed to the wrong side of the road and the motorcyclist had to take evasive action to avoid the collision. Mistry continued to force the motorcycle driver to swerve, trapping the motorcycle between his vehicle and the metal barrier bridge guardrails. “The motorcyclist was thrown from his motorcycle and flew over the bridge and fell into the bushes.”
Aylesbury Crown Court sentenced Nikesh to four years and 10 months in prison for one count of causing serious injury by dangerous driving and one count of causing grievous bodily harm with intent. It was also shared that Nikesh’s driver’s license was confiscated for 4 years and 10 months and that he had to take exams to get his license again.
The video released by the police showed the moments when Nikesh’s vehicle pushed the motorcycle driver into the barriers, collided with another oncoming car and the motorcycle driver flew off the bridge. (DHA)