Mother who angrily ranted 'I own the f***ing road' as she beeped her horn at horseriders on country lane is reported to police after her proud daughter posted footage online
- Video captures the moment the woman beeps her horn at the horses and riders
- She swears and shouts at female equestrians yelling 'I own the f***ing road'
- Her daughter uploaded the clip to social media, laughing at the 'road rage'
- But after it started circulating the driver has been reported to North Wales Police
- **Do you know the driver? Email joel.adams@mailonline.co.uk or tips@dailymail.com**
A mother has been reported to the police for an aggressive foul-mouthed rant at two horse riders while driving down a country lane.
The driver beeps her horn loudly and repeatedly while driving close behind the horses - and on being asked to slow down screams abuse at the rider before yelling: 'I own the f***ing road.'
Her daughter filmed the incident, which happened near Abergele in North Wales, and even posted it to social media captioned it 'I think my mar has road rage'
The video shows the driver heading down the country lane with her engine revving, before her way is blocked by two equestrians riding two abreast.
The Highway Code is very clear that motorists should give way to horses, stating: 'Give them plenty of room and be ready to stop.
'Do not scare animals by sounding your horn, revving your engine or accelerating rapidly once you have passed them.'
But rather than observing the law of the road the mother sounds her horn loudly and repeatedly, and then shouts at the riders: 'Where's your tax and insurance, love?'
She pulls up right behind the pair of horses and shouts the same phrase again, before shouting: 'Why don't you clean that sh** up down there that your horse has just left, that's not very nice.'
In the footage the two horses riders can be seen well in the distance on the country road but the driver does not slow down until she is just yards away from the animals
From a couple of yards behind the horses the driver beeps her horn repeatedly and later screams and swears at the riders
Fortunately the horses were not startled.
Earlier in the edited clip - but understood to have taken place moments later - the driver can be heard screaming hoarsely: 'Do you like that, c***?
'Slow down? I own the f***ing road.'
The driver's daughter uploaded the footage to social media, and captioned the clip: 'Think me mums got road rage. Take a chill pill bro.'
She also captioned the clip: 'Some women on her horse tellin me mar slow down [sic]'.
In the final moments of the video the horse riders can be seen on their phones, and the caption on the clip changes to read: 'Sl**s phoning plod on us'.
MailOnline understands that the two female riders live in a nearby village and they themselves have been the subject of abuse since the video was shared online.
A source told MailOnline the driver, who lives in nearby Llanfair Talhaiarn, is known locally for her aggressive driving and has been reported to the police.
She explained: 'We have lots of country lanes and it's getting dangerous.
'My daughter rides and my heart is in my mouth every time she goes out.
MailOnline has contacted North Wales Police for comment.
**Do you know the driver? Email joel.adams@mailonline.co.uk or tips@dailymail.com**
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