The F-150 driver said, in for a penny, in for a pound, and smashed into the box truck not once, but twice, hard.
I-20 commuter and Redditor /u/HeinekenHazed shared some truly unhinged dashcam footage from earlier this week (Feb 9, 2026) to the /r/IdiotsInCars subreddit showing a driver in a box truck and another in an F-150 going no-holds-barred, smashing their respective vehicles into one another in an act of road rage.
Check out the smartphone footage below with the original Reddit thread linked here.
F150 vs. box truck on the interstate, [oc]
by u/HeinekenHazed in IdiotsInCars
The incident happened on I-20 just before Exit 24 towards Carrollton and Villa Rica (Exact location on Google Maps linked here.)
As the smartphone footage shows, OP is driving westbound on I-20 towards the aforementioned exit.
To his left, it appears a driver in a box truck is upset that a driver in the fast lane in a red Ford F-series truck isn’t going fast enough.
In a truly unhinged move, the box truck driver swings into Lane #2 and sideswipes the Ford pickup, forcing them into the breakdown lane.
In road rage retaliation, the Ford F-150 driver slams back into the box truck driver not once, but twice.
The second time was so hard that pieces from both vehicles flew off.
They’re both seen pulling to the side of the road to hash things out.
Whether they did so peacefully, your guess is as good as mine.
“Both those idiots need their licenses revoked,” one of the top comments from /u/Eastern_Pin_5567 reads.
“This is some Raiders of the Lost Ark Indiana Jones driving right here,” /u/Blix613 compared it to.
“The f150 driver could have gotten paid if only he kept his pride aside. It would’ve been a win for him, but now he loses too,” /u/Gibec89 added.
In Georgia, road rage that involves a collision can be charged as reckless driving, aggressive driving, or even simple battery if injuries occur. Reckless driving is a misdemeanor carrying 1–3 points on your license and fines typically $200–$1,000, plus possible jail time. Additional charges from the collision, like property damage or assault, can increase fines and penalties.
