'Go back to your country!': Horrifying moment a white female driver hurls racist abuse at two teens - and then gets out of her car to attack them

A white female driver from Texas was caught on video hurling racist abuse at a group of teens who overtook her on the highway.

The woman from Richmond was travelling at almost 60mph when she was passed by the teenagers who were apparently going much faster.

The incident clearly irked the lady because by the time she caught up with the group at a stop light, she was enraged.

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A female driver hurled  racist tirade after being overtaken by teens

The woman eventually caught up with them and yelled because they passed her at speed

'You passed me, and I was going 58 in a 55 and...', the woman begins.

'No,' one teens interrupts, attempting to justify what happened.

'Shut up!' the angry woman replies, stopping him short.

'Let me explain!' the teen pleads.

'No!' the woman driver shouts back.

'Don't tell me to shut up,' the teenager responds. 'I am 18-years-old...'

At this point, the woman got out of her Jeep to insult the pair face-to-face.

'Move! Go back to your country! Do whatever it takes!' she demands.

'Excuse me!?' came the startled response from the teens.

As the woman appeared to be getting back inside the car she came back around and attacked the pair at which point the recording stops. 

The video was posted to Twitter with the caption: 'Twitter do your thing... let’s find this racist Trumpster. Unbelievable!'

Hundreds of people have since responded to the interaction.

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She wasn't interested in hearing any excuses from the teens about why they had passed her

'Omg! The anger and hate is unbelievable!' wrote one user.  'People who slap recording phones out of peoples hands are such idiots. Clear proof of assault,' said another. 

A number of Twitter users related the woman's racist outburst to the current occupier of The White House.

'This is what 45 has created: mean, hateful people who feel the freedom to treat people in all kinds of evil ways!!!!' they wrote.

'They've been here the whole time, doing this the whole time, we just didn't have camera phones and social media to call them on it. Just anecdotes that people of color could share with each other at parties,' another responded.