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In a startling incident captured on camera, a driving instructor has shared footage that exposes the dangerous driving of one motorist.
The incident occurred while Darren, an instructor with Mullane School of Motoring in Cork, was conducting on a driving lesson with a learner.
He was left in disbelief as the motorist on film narrowly avoided a collision with a cyclist before running a red light at a busy junction.
DANGEROUS DRIVING IN CORK
— Neil Prendeville (@NeilRedFM) January 29, 2024
Darren from Mullane School of Motoring sent us this shocking footage. Darren was conducting a lesson when a 'maniac' overtook them, almost hitting a cyclist, before breaking a red light at a busy junction.
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The shocking footage, sent to Cork's RedFM, unfolds as Darren calmly guides a learner through their driving lesson.
Suddenly, a car described by Darren as a 'maniac' aggressively overtakes them, missing a cyclist by inches.
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