An Ontario driver who met “the very definition of ‘road rage'” when he chased another vehicle for more than 20 kilometres down a wet 400 series highway at high speeds in the dark, dodging in and out of traffic and repeatedly flashing his high beams into the car ahead, while “pissed off” and intent on a confrontation, has been found not guilty of assault causing bodily harm in a clash that left the other driver with his leg broken in two places.

The Ontario Court of Justice judge found David Duke guilty of dangerous driving for the Dec. 2, 2023, chase from Toronto, where Highway 401 meets Highway 427, one of the largest interchanges in Ontario, to Major MacKenzie Drive, in Vaughan. But he couldn’t convict Duke for breaking Jason Tremblay’s right leg, once the chase came to a close at the i

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