A driver 's dash cam has captured a heart-stopping moment when his vehicle slammed into a head-on collision with a truck . The footage shows a red Mazda hatchback driving along Kingsford Smith Drive in Brisbane when a truck turned onto the Gateway Motorway at a red arrow and onto oncoming traffic . The black ute on the right lane can be seen stopping at the intersection in time to avoid a near-miss collision as the truck made its turn . But it appears the driver of the red vehicle , known only as Brad , did not attempt to brake or swerve at the time . Shocking footage has emerged of a truck turning at a red arrow and onto oncoming traffic in Brisbane . The incident , which was filmed on February 17 , has attracted more than 90,000 views within three hours after being posted on Facebook on Monday night . Dash Cam Owners Australia , which shared the video on their page , assured that no one had sustained any serious injuries and the driver of the car suffered a minor whiplash . A caption along the video said : 'Truck driver ran a red arrow heading onto the Gateway Motorway off Kingsford Smith Drive . 17/2/15 Driver escaped with a bit of whiplash . ' The black ute on the right lane can be seen stopping at the intersection as the truck made its turn . But it appears the driver in the red Mazda did not attempt to brake or swerve in time as the truck turned . The driver of the Mazda captured a heart-stopping moment when his vehicle collided with an oncoming truck . Dash Cam Owners Australia assured the driver of the red Mazda only suffered a minor whiplash . The horrific video has accumulated almost 500 shares and has received a significant amount of mixed responses from members of the public . Buzz Quick posted : 'As a Truck driver I must say ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. what the Truck was he thinking ? ' Andrew Wylie wrote : 'Sweet looking Mazda.. But were they paying attention at all ? Not even a partial nose dive to indicate they hit the brakes . ' Sarah Larkins said : 'Is everyone forgetting the ute was partially blocking the view of the truck for the mazda ? ? ' Leon Davis posted : 'Remember the camera is n't in line with the driver so he would have seen the truck after the camera does hence why he had little time to brake . '
Shocking footage has footage of a truck turning into oncoming traffic . The video shows a red Mazda colliding head first with the truck . The ute on the right side can be seen stopping at the intersection . It seems the driver did not attempt to brake or stop at the intersection . The video was posted on Monday and has attracted more than 90,000 views . Dash auto Owners Australia claimed the video suffered a minor whiplash .