Mitchell Locke, 20, from Kenley, South London, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving having been caught driving his black BMW 120d anti-clockwise, on the clockwise section of the clockwise M25. Shortly before 2:30pm on 4 September, police began receiving reports of a vehicle driving the wrong way on the M25, near junction four. People were calling 999 to tell them drivers were having to move out of the way of the ongoing car. The vehicle came off the motorway at junction three, the Swanley Interchange, then rejoined the carriageway and continued the wrong way to junction two. Still against the flow of traffic, the BMW came off at the Darenth Interchange and continued the wrong way by heading east, towards Canterbury, on the Londonbound A2. The car exited at the busy Bean Interchange, heading into oncoming traffic trying to join the A2. Finally, on the sliproad at 2:39pm, the BMW collided with a Suzuki Swift and a Nissan Leaf.

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