Serves him right.

If you ever see a narrow bridge with stoplights on either side of it, those indicators are, generally speaking, put there for a reason. Usually, this is because the bridge is so narrow that it can only let traffic through in one direction at a time. Why didn’t they just make the bridge wider? I don’t know, but that’s not the point.

This guy tried to cross a bridge against the light’s advice, only to be pushed back by the oncoming car with the right of way. Well, not just pushed back — pushed off the road entirely.