A Current Affair stumbles upon fist-fighting truck drivers
A crew from A Current Affair has unwittingly stumbled upon a fist fight between two truck drivers in Sydney's south while travelling to film a story.
Fists were already flying between the two men when the crew pulled over on King Georges Road, Beverly Hills, at 2pm on Friday.
"He cut me off, then he smashed my truck," one of the truck drivers —who would only identify as Andy — told A Current Affair.
As Andy talks to the crew and reporter Steve Marshall, the other driver attempts to leave.
"You hit my truck, hit me," Andy yells at the other truck driver.
"You cut me off, I want your licence. You hit my truck, you are not going, you are not going."
He then stands directly in front of the two-tonne truck, refusing to allow it to leave.
However, the truck manoeuvres its way out and makes a getaway.
Andy told A Current Affair he had contacted police about the accident.
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