CORONA DEL MAR, CALIFORNIA — A Costa Mesa driver has apologized for his profanity-fueled road rage tirade against a California cyclist last week. <br /> <br />According to CBS Los Angeles, 66-year-old Robert Lewis appears in a viral video posted to Facebook and YouTube where he threatens a cyclist during a road rage rant. <br /> <br />In the video, posted last Thursday, Lewis does everything from give the cyclist the middle finger, calling him a “queer” and even called him a “dead man walking.” Terrifying. <br /> <br />But what kicked it off? Well, Lewis apparently didn’t understand state laws concerning shared roads. In California, drivers can use these lanes at any time, except when cyclists are present. <br /> <br />The cyclist was in the share lane, and Lewis blew his top. <br /> <br />On Facebook, the video been viewed more than 700,000 times, and Lewis has been rightfully slammed for his road rage. <br /> <br />According to the Small Business Database, he’s the president of Jack Dunn Window Cleaning. In the video he wears a T-shirt with that business’s name on it. <br /> <br />Lewis said sorry on local TV for the profanity-fueled tirade. <br /> <br />Speaking to CBS Los Angeles, Lewis apologized and described himself as an “old surfer, knucklehead.”
