This is the moment a runaway horse collides with a black cab in London after being spooked by a bus.
The taxi driver posted the footage on social media from his dashcam and said the horse hit his vehicle at around 8.30am on Monday morning in Lupus St in Pimlico.
The clip, posted on X, shows the horse continuing along the road with a second horse seen following it.
They were two of three military horses that bolted through central London just months after a similar incident.
Six horses under the control of five soldiers had been out on a routine exercise on Monday when the lead horse, which was being led rather than ridden, was scared by a vehicle.
Two horses then lost their riders from the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment with the three riderless horses charging from Seville Street to South Eaton Place.
One was collected at South Eaton Place but the other two continued to Vauxhall Bridge via Belgrave Road before being stopped.
The animals were seen being stroked and calmed by Army troops on Vauxhall Bridge at around 9.30am as traffic passed by.
A police officer told The Telegraph: “Two horses lost their riders and went on a run. We are now waiting for horse boxes to take them away. There were no injuries.”