‘One way!’: Man flips out in bizarre Sydney road rage

A convertible driver has been filmed losing his cool – and his shirt – in a hilarious display of road rage.

A Sydney convertible driver has lost his cool – and his shirt – in a bizarre display of road rage.

The video uploaded on Wednesday, which is going viral on social media, shows a driver of a red convertible attempting to enter Elizabeth Street from King Street in Newtown.

The driver is attempting to travel the correct way down the tight one-way lane, but blocking his path is a dlivery van parked with its hazard lights on facing the wrong direction.

A red convertible driver attempting to enter Elizabeth St from King St in Newtown has gone viral. Picture: Facebook/ Humans of Bankstown

The driver tried to drive down a narrow one-way street, but a van was obstructing his path. Picture: Facebook/ Humans of Bankstown

Newtown in Sydney’s Inner West is notorious for its tight lanes and lack of street parking, and it appeared the van was making a delivery to a nearby business.

But the convertible driver in shorts and a black and white singlet wasn’t having it.

“Move!” he screamed.

Several people step in to try and reason with the man.

The van appeared that the van was delivering something to a nearby business. Picture: Facebook/ Humans of Bankstown

The man in the convertible got out of his car and gestured at the one-way sign with two open hands raised, shouting ‘One way! One way!’. Picture: Facebook/ Humans of Bankstown

One even appears to size up his small Mazda convertible to see whether it will fit through the small gap left by the van.

Wanting to drive his point home, the man exits his vehicle.

He gestures enormously at the one-way sign with two open hands raised.

“One way! One way!” he roars.

And finally, off comes the singlet in a fit of rage.

The man continued screaming and gesturing before getting back in his car before the video cut off.

The man took off his singlet in a fit of rage, but the incident appeared to come to a nonviolent resolution. Picture: Facebook/ Humans of Bankstown

Some people found humour in the incident, while others suggested the man should have a ‘drink and a smoke’ to calm down. Picture: Facebook/ Humans of Bankstown

Plenty saw humour in the incident, which appeared to come to a nonviolent resolution.

“Wouldn’t knock a pea off a chop,” one commented.

“The shirt-off move is a good point,” joked another.

One even suggested the man have a “drink and a smoke”, fearing he was “risking a heart attack” with his outburst.