Police are investigating after cell phone video captured a road rage incident on Route 128 in Danvers.
Police said the incident happened on the highway around 10:05 a.m. Friday on the southbound side just south of Exit 21.
“I don’t believe there was actual contact between vehicles, but she started banging on the car and then you saw the second operator get out and that’s the where the physical altercation took place," Lieutenant Mike Harvey said.
"Obviously, this could have been a lot worse, and that goes without saying" Harvey said. "Unfortunately, back in the day, when people would beep and maybe do a hand gesture, those days are gone. Now, people aren't just doing that, they're pulling weapons."
Police said the two women were lucky no one got hurt after the incident stopped traffic on 128. Two vehicles were involved in the incident, and no injuries were reported.
Police are investigating to find out who was involved in the incident, and said they have been getting tips about the entire incident after video was put out on social media.
Police said Saturday that both drivers had been identified as a 33-year-old Gloucester woman and a 64-year-old Beverly woman, and said charges were being considered.
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One of those individuals told police that the other driver allegedly thought that she had been cut off, though the initial woman said it was unintentional.
State Police urged drivers to never get out of their vehicles unnecessarily while on the highway.
"There are ways to settle disputes, it doesn't haven't to be in the middle of the highway," Harvey said.