Victoria Police are searching for the driver of a yellow Ford filmed in a suspected road rage incident with four electric scooter riders.
Authorities said four people were riding electric scooters along St Kilda Road when they had a verbal exchange with an unknown female pedestrian about 10:40pm on Sunday evening.
The woman was then picked up by a yellow Ford and the unknown driver began chasing after the four scooter riders, police said.
Footage captured from a nearby apartment building shows the car driving at high speed towards the riders, narrowly avoiding a collision and forcing the riders off the road.
The car then returned, running over an abandoned scooter before again swerving towards the riders at high speed.
No-one was injured during the incident.
The four riders initially refused to provide statements to the police.
One of the riders, a 30-year-old male from Melbourne, later came forward to assist authorities with their enquiries.
Police are also investigating traffic offences committed by the persons riding electric scooters in a 60 kilometre per hour zone.
As part of Melbourne's e-scooter trial, riders are not permitted on roads where there is a speed limit above 50kph, even if there is a protected bike lane, and must wear approved helmets at all times.
Any witnesses or anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
