A motorist labelled a cyclist "pathetic" as the pair clashed over who had right of way on a road in Sheffield, South Yorkshire.

Footage captured by the cyclist shows the biker and a Mini approaching a section of road where several cars were parked on the right-hand side.

"She clearly had no intention to stop, as she was already moving over the middle line markings well before she got to the parked cars. I saw her doing this, and stopped my bike to wait for her to come through," said the filmer.

The vehicle then stops just a few feet in front of the biker and an argument begins.

"I'm just waiting for you to come through love," the cyclist says.

"And you wonder why you get a name for yourself. You've got plenty of room there. You're pathetic," the motorist says as she drives past.

The filmer told Newsflare: "As she drove down, she paused briefly by a space, but given her aggressive driving, and the fact that she didn't leave me a safe distance between her car and the kerb, I elected to stay in my safe position, and let her complete her passage through the gap.

"She then started shouting at me aggressively. I was merely waiting for her to pass. I think she knew she was in the wrong."

The video shows the whole incident, and my encounter with Karen

I was cycling up Shore Lane, S10, and was preparing to pass a row of parked cars on my right. The Mini in the clip was coming down the hill, and at speed, but she had time to stop before moving over into my lane.

She clearly had no intention to stop, as she was already moving over the middle line markings well before she got to the parked cars. I saw her doing this, and stopped my bike to wait for her to come through.

As she drove down, she paused briefly by a space, but given her aggressive driving, and the fact that she didn't leave me a safe distance between her car and the kerb, I elected to stay in my safe position, and let her complete her passage through the gap.

She then started shouting at me aggressively, and saying "And you wonder why you get a name for yourself". I was merely waiting for her to pass. I think she knew she was in the wrong.