Nail-biting dashcam footage shows a driver banned from the roads for killing his teenage pal leading police on a terrifying high-speed chase. Bakery worker Zahoor Hussain, 29, was jailed for 32 months in 2010 after the horror smash which killed 17-year-old Zoe Smith. Despite still being barred from the roads, Hussain last month raced a borrowed Mercedes C430 at 80mph through 20mph zones in a 15 minute pursuit. Shocking dashcam footage released by police shows Hussain swerving and hurtling past other vehicles at terrifying speed. After contravening a no entry sign, he can be seen pelting the wrong way down a one-way street along numerous roads in Bristol. He also zooms across junctions and and careers around sharp corners in an attempt to evade cops before ploughing into a bus and van. After a six-mile pursuit, officers eventually manage to corner Hussain, drag him from the car and arrest him as smoke pours from the engine. Hussain, of Almondsbury, Bristol, admitted dangerous driving, failing to stop for police and driving while disqualified and without insurance.