Stephen Neill was traveling with his teenage daughter when he slammed on the brakes
A road rage driver caused a high speed crash after confronting another motorist in the fast lane of the M74.
Turnbull was taken to hospital and treated for head injuries and pain in his chest and legs. He was also given a CT scan after suffering a seizure as he was about to be discharged. Sheriff Liam Murphy ordered him to carry out 225 hours of unpaid work and put him under supervision for two years as a direct alternative to prison.Describing dash cam footage caught by Turnbull, depute fiscal Chloe O'Hara said: "John Turnbull can be seen driving along the slip road approaching the motorway behind a silver vehicle and then merges onto the motorway.
"The accused can be heard shouting 'are you f*****g nuts' towards John Turnbull and then his vehicle collides forward into the accused's vehicle and the screen goes black."
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