An argument in traffic ended in the worst possible way. In Skopje, a car driver, after a prior dispute, deliberately rammed a motorcyclist, then went on to drag him along the road. Police intervened at the scene, carried out an inspection, and launched proceedings to establish full responsibility.

The motorcyclist sustained injuries after being dragged across the asphalt by the moving vehicle. The exact severity of the injuries is still being assessed, and police are working to clear up all the circumstances of the incident.

This is not an „ordinary" traffic accident - the difference between an accident and an attack comes down to a single sentence: the driver hit him deliberately. When a car turns from a means of transport into a weapon because of street rage, this is no longer a matter of traffic etiquette, but of the safety of everyone who shares the same road.

How many times does an argument at a traffic light have to end in blood before we grasp that aggression behind the wheel isn't manliness but a threat? Police are now gathering the facts, but the question of punishment is what will show whether behavior like this carries consequences - or whether it will once again be reduced to an „incident" that's quickly forgotten.