Foul-mouthed motorist launches verbal tirade at BBC presenter

A UK motorist pointed her fingers in the shape of a gun at BBC presenter Jeremy Vine after unleashing a tirade at him in an alleged road range incident in London.

The Radio 2 presenter was cycling down a city street on Friday when a female driver began tailgating him and beeping while screaming, "get... out the road".

The woman, who eventually got out of her car and kicked out at Vine, appeared to make the shape of a gun and aim towards the BBC employee.

"[I will] knock you out... if you take a picture of my car again," she yells at Vine.

"Wow. A gun. It's not appropriate," he responds to the threat.

The incident took place on a narrow street in Kensington and escalated when Vine slowed down as the motorist got too close.

"Concerned this motorist may be dangerous, I slow to explain," the presenter wrote in the caption of the video.

Vine has submitted the video to police.