Chilling Snapchat footage shows ANOTHER young driver playing chicken at a 160km/h in eerie reminder of horror crash that killed a 21-year-old woman
- Horrific footage shows a young woman travelling at 160km/h on a Sydney road
- NSW Police called out the 'risky and dangerous' behaviour of the woman
- The footage comes few months after horror crash that killed Shania McNeill, 21
Chilling Snapchat footage of another young driver playing 'chicken' has emerged, just months after a horror crash killed 21-year-old Shania McNeill.
The video shows a young woman travelling at 160km/h on a Sydney road, and at times drifting on to the opposite side.
'I won't lie to you, you're f****** scaring me,' her male passenger could be heard saying.
'I didn't know Brady was such a p****,' the P-plater replied back as she continued speeding down the winding roads.
Chief Inspector Phillip Brooks from the Traffic and Highway Command called out the 'dangerous and risky' behaviour
Chief Inspector Phillip Brooks from the Traffic and Highway Command called out the 'dangerous and risky' behaviour.
'Anyone viewing this video would find it quite shocking,' he said.
'This is a very foolish act, a young person on her phone in her vehicle with a passenger and other road users at great risk.'
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Police have located the young woman and said it was a matter of time before she was charged, 7 News reported.
The footage comes a few months after Ms McNeill collided head-on with a Nissan Micra at Berkshire Park in Sydney just before 1.15am on April 28.
She died at the scene while her two passengers, Faeda Hunter and Hazel Wildman, were taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
The footage comes a few months after Shania McNeill (pictured) collided head-on with a Nissan Micra at Berkshire Park in Sydney just before 1.15am on April 28
The two friends of Snapchat crash driver Shania McNeill, 21 (pictured) who filmed her before she died have revealed why they posed for selfies in hospital just hours after the crash
Two men from the other vehicle, a 61-year-old driver and a 39-year-old passenger, were taken to hospital.
One of the last videos of Ms McNeill posted on Snapchat showed her driving erratically across double lines and playing chicken with oncoming traffic.
The devastated family and friends of Ms McNeill have paid tribute to her 'beautiful soul' online.
Ms McNeill's housemate and friend Rachel Macefield said that she was one of a kind and had 'brought light to my life'.
'In such a short amount of time she has put such a big impact on me and my whole family and anyone that knew her. She was honestly just a beautiful soul.'
Ms McNeil was killed in the incident her two passengers, while Faeda Hunter and Hazel Wildman - and the two occupants of the other car - were seriously injured
