Road rage clash ends in Upper East Side crash; driver repeatedly stabbed

A crazed road rage clash between two men ended with them crashing into each other on the Upper East Side — and one of them then stabbing and wounding the other, police said Wednesday.

The drivers were first caught on surveillance camera Tuesday in the Manhattan-bound lanes of the Queensboro Bridge, where Antil Lakatos, behind the wheel of a black Mercedes-Benz, intentionally rammed his car into Shaker Ahmad’s yellow Dodge Ram, police said.

Lakatos, 28, and Ahmad, 38, made their way into Manhattan, repeatedly cutting each other off, according to cops.

When the men got to the intersection of E. 62nd St. and Lexington Ave. about 6:50 p.m., Lakatos again drove into Ahmad’s car, police said.

The impact sent Ahmad’s car careening toward a telephone pole, where it crashed.

Ahmad, armed with a blade, got out of his car and stabbed Lakatos in the face, torso and calf, police said.

Medics rushed Lakatos to New York-Presbyterian Hospital Weill Cornell, where he was treated and released.

Police charged Ahmad with attempted murder, assault and criminal possession of a weapon and Lakatos with attempted assault.

Their arraignments in Manhattan Criminal Court were pending Wednesday.