Man Jailed for Extreme Road Rage Incident in Milton Keynes

Nikesh Mistry sentenced to nearly five years for ramming motorcyclist off bridge, causing serious injuries.

Nikesh Mistry, 34, has been jailed for four years and 10 months for causing serious injury by dangerous driving and grievous bodily harm with intent after ramming a motorcyclist off a bridge in Milton Keynes.
The incident occurred in November 2022 following a non-verbal exchange, leading Mistry to force the motorcyclist off the road, resulting in the victim being catapulted into undergrowth below.
The motorcyclist sustained serious injuries and was airlifted to Addenbrooke’s Hospital, while a front passenger in another vehicle involved also suffered serious injuries.
Mistry, who pleaded guilty to the charges, has been disqualified from driving for the duration of his jail term and must take an extended re-test before regaining his license.
The case has been described by police as an 'extreme example of road rage,' emphasizing the disproportionate and violent response to a road disagreement.