In a video clip uploaded to Imgur, a blue car can be seen driving around a parked up van.
Standing in front of the van is a person with their arm out, clearly signalling for him to wait.
But seeing no reason to stop, the blue car drives on, ignoring the instructions of the man in front of the van.
However, karma soon catches up with the driver, as something unexpected happens.
Along one side of the road are lots of tall green trees.
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One of the trees, which has clearly just been felled by the colleagues of the man in front of the van, dramatically falls to the ground.
It hits the tarmac on the blue car, stopping it in its tracks.
As it is only the top of the tree which hits the car, no major damage appears to have been done.
The clip has gone viral, with over 187,000 views and hundreds of comments.
One person said: “Looks like trees were being felled. Traffic was temporarily stopped. Impatient blue car, ignored the safety guy to the driver’s detriment.”
Another said: “Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.”
One wrote: “Instant Karma is the best Karma.”
Bad behaviour from drivers is not unusual, and often gets captured on camera.
A clip has gone viral after it shows a driver littering from his car – but quickly regretting it when justice is served.
A camera attached to a motorcyclist captures the terrible behaviour – but rather than do nothing, the motorcyclist filming decides to serve up some swift justice.
He pulls forward on his motorbike and looks down to see the rubbish thrown onto the ground is a box of cigarettes. But rather than put it in the bin, he decides to teach the driver a lesson.