A B.C. man has pleaded guilty to dangerous driving in a bizarre crash on Highway 97 in Prince George this summer.
RCMP said on June 30 they responded to reports of a car that T-boned a pickup and pushed it across three lanes of the highway and over the curb. A physical fight between the drivers ensued.
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A woman inside the truck suffered minor injuries.
RCMP determined the incident was the result of a dispute between the two drivers.
Brandon James Peters, 40, pleaded guilty to dangerous operation of a motor vehicle on Dec. 18 and received a six-month conditional sentence, 18 months probation, and a one-year driving ban.
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