Two drivers are facing charges after a chaotic road rage encounter on a North Carolina highway was captured on video, according to state law enforcement officials.

The nearly two-minute video posted on Facebook just after 8 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 9, showed a white van and black sedan swerving in and out of traffic before a North Carolina State Trooper caught up to them. The person recording, identified by WAVY as Pete Denny, provided colorful commentary throughout.

“Look at this fool,” Denny said in the first few seconds of the video. “Look, look at this dude, man. Going in the right lane! Boy, somebody p—-d somebody off this morning.”

The video has been watched more than 434,000 times and generated over 4,000 reactions and comments as of 5 p.m. on Feb. 11. It was also posted on the “Public Freakout” Reddit page, which has 3.8 million followers.

Christopher D. Knox, a spokesperson with the N.C. State Highway Patrol, identified the drivers as 62-year-old Jerry Ray Wyatt, of Eden, and 25-year-old Joshua Ian Livesay, of Mayodan. Both were charged with failure to maintain lane control and careless or reckless driving.

Their first court date is April 14 at 8:30 a.m.

Knox said a trooper assigned to Guilford County first clocked the two drivers at 7:20 a.m. on N.C. 68 near Pleasant Ridge Road on Feb. 9. Wyatt was driving a white Nissan van and Livesay was driving a black Mazda. The trooper pulled them over after a “near collision,” Knox said.

Denny, who owns TGI Turf Services Inc. and posted a video of the encounter on his business’ Facebook page, had been driving behind them for several minutes before law enforcement arrived.

At the start of the recording, the utility van is seen swerving to the right of a semi-truck carrying lumber and driving on the shoulder in an apparent attempt to overtake the Nissan. A few seconds later, Denny is heard saying that “they’ve been at it for at least six or eight minutes trying to cut each other off.”