That literally IS a pile-up! Dashcam captures moment Toyota ploughed into a Mitsubishi so hard that it ended up underneath it
- Toyota appeared to cut across the Mitsubishi, forcing it into a bus lane
- Second car tried to cut across the first but drove into central reservation
- Toyota drove into Mitsubishi shunting it up on to its roof
Alarming dashcam footage has caught the aftermath of a disastrous car pile-up on a busy dual carriageway.
The accident saw a Toyota RAV4 plough into a Mitsubishi Pajero Junior forcing it right up onto the SUV's roof.
Police are now investigating the two female drivers involved.
Pile-up: The accident saw a Toyota RAV4 plough into a Mitsubishi Pajero Junior forcing it right up onto the SUV's roof
The unusual incident took place in Kazakhstan's former capital city of Almaty.
Driver Raim Dadybaev filmed the consequences of the crash and uploaded it online where it has since gone viral.
It started when the Toyota appeared to cut across the Mitsubishi, forcing it into a bus lane.
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The Mitsubishi driver then attempted to get her own back by cutting across the Toyota but lost control as she did so, hitting a guardrail in the central reservation.
The Toyota then drove straight into the back of the Mitsubishi, shunting it into the air above it.
Eye-witness, Igor Bykovskiy, said: 'The Mitsubishi was driving in the very right lane, then all of a sudden it swerved across to the left.
'The driver either didn't manage to calculate the distance properly or did it on purpose. The Pajero ended up on the bonnet of the Toyota Rav 4.'
Acts of revenge: Eye-witness, Igor Bykovskiy, said, 'The Mitsubishi was driving in the very right lane, then all of a sudden it swerved across to the left
Bykovskiy added that he and other drivers stopped their vehicles to help the women and that the Toyota driver needed help to get out of her vehicle.
But the driver of the Mitsubishi, and her children who were also in the car, managed to scramble out on their own.
Both women were checked by paramedics after witnesses called an ambulance but they declined hospital treatment.
Police say that officers are now investigating to determine who was responsible and that one, or both, of the women could face charges of reckless driving.
Almaty is the largest city in Kazakhstan and served as the capital until 1997 when Astana was named the new capital.
Dramatic: 'The driver either didn't manage to calculate the distance properly or did it on purpose. The Pajero ended up on the bonnet of the Toyota Rav 4.' Police are now investigating the two female drivers involved
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