WATCH: The abusive customer is refused service at a bar, returns as a raging driver and repeatedly strikes the pub

UPDATE: We have included a list of tips to avoid road rage

CCTV The camera captures the moment when an angry driver repeatedly rammed his car into a British pub after that. he was denied service.

was expelled from Craven Heifer for abusing staff members, reports Lancashire Telegraph

The video shows the return of the villain driving his car and the entrance to it. Establishment. A video shows chairs and tables crushing against the wall and the enraged driver who is destroying part of a fence.

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According to the newspaper Lancashire Telegraph, customers are seen running in the pub while the Renault convertible continually breaks the front garden section.

the man with driving while intoxicated and must appear in court.

MasterDrive SA has compiled a list of 10 tips to help drivers avoid road rage:

A key element of a good driving is defensive driving where you anticipate the actions of others. When you drive defensively, you know that someone will cut you off long before they actually do it.
2 Adjust your driving style to allow another motorist to intervene and spare yourself the anger that accompanies an avoidance maneuver the second before.
3 DO NOT get in your car when you are angry. Give yourself some time to cool off before driving otherwise the slightest mistake another driver will seem much bigger than what it is. While some may use driving as a way to calm down, studies suggest that this is not the best idea.
4 Give yourself enough time to get to your destination. Running late will raise levels of anxiety and frustration that will make you vulnerable to drastic reactions.
5 Do not drive tired as this also increases your levels of aggression.
6 Find something that puts you in a good mood during your trip. This can be listening to some kind of music or listening to comic sketches. But remember, arrange it before you start driving.
7 If you know that you easily lose your coolness, find methods to regain your composure, for example, breathing exercises
8 Do not drive in a way that you can not. other drivers, for example by heeling and changing tracks continuously.
9 Follow MasterDrive's slogan: "Drive well, it's contagious". Many South African pilots will do their best to prevent another car from joining their track. Driving like that makes you feel angry and forces other drivers to take drastic action.
10 Give it up.