A North Carolina driver caused a scene when a Jeep appeared to back into one car before accelerating into another, as a local creator captured on video. The footage appears to show the Jeep hitting a stationary vehicle in reverse, then moving forward and colliding with a second car.
The video was shared by the account @logan.powell6 on TikTok, according to The Nerd Stash. There is almost no talking in the video, aside from the creator reacting with a startled “Yo!” and a “Wow” as the collisions happen. According to the caption, the Jeep driver took off without stopping to check on the damage.
People in the comments section had plenty to say about the Jeep driver. One viewer argued that “the person in the Jeep needs to go to jail,” while another said the Jeep driver should lose their license for life. Some viewers believe the behavior looks like road rage, as the second hit appears to come moments after the first.
Some viewers think the Jeep may have malfunctioned
Not every commenter is convinced the crashes were deliberate. One viewer suggested that a Jeep Wrangler that rolls the wrong way or shifts improperly may have a worn shift cable bushing or a faulty neutral safety switch. That theory remains unverified, as the video does not show what was happening inside the vehicle.
Others questioned why the creator was already recording before the crashes started. The caption does not appear to explain what happened in the moments before the camera started rolling, and the creator has not publicly shared more context.
Road rage in general also seemed to frustrate viewers, with one calling the behavior “ridiculous.” A user who appeared to be local said they stay out of Greenville during work hours, though the caption does not confirm where in North Carolina the crashes took place.
Viral videos of chaotic driving have regularly drawn this kind of split reaction online. A Chicago road rage incident involving a thrown axe spread widely, as did a video of a car that allegedly rolled into a Detroit man’s parked GMC. In that case, the man filming said no one would have believed him without the recording.
Having the crashes on video helps, as footage can carry real weight with insurers or police after an apparent hit-and-run. However, it’s unclear whether the video captures the Jeep’s license plate or the driver’s face. Either detail could make the difference in identifying who may be responsible.
The creator said in the caption that the footage was later handed to the people whose cars were hit, which could give them evidence to support insurance claims or a police report if police eventually identify the Jeep driver.
Published: Oct 26, 2026 11:15 am