A frustrated driver was filmed allegedly running down a teenager on an e-bike.

Two off-duty police officers ran to help the boy after he was allegedly struck by a Volkswagen SUV about 4.30pm on Monday at the intersection of Abbott and Pitt roads at North Curl Curl, in Sydney‘s north.

It’s alleged a 38-year-old man driving the car made an offensive hand gesture at a group of teenagers on e-bikes and threw a water bottle at one before driving away.

A 15-year-old threw the same water bottle back at the car, missing the vehicle.

The teenager followed the SUV and blocked it at an intersection, allegedly prompting the furious driver to ram the teen.

Footage showed the vehicle reversing, revealing the teenager stuck underneath.

The boy lyibng on the nature strip near his bike yelled, ‘He ran me over. He ran me straight over’.

A pair of off-duty officers and several members of the public attempted to stop the driver, but they drove away from the scene.

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A driver was filmed allegedly running down a 15-year-old boy on an e-bike in north Sydney on Monday afternoon

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The alleged driver later presented to a Dee Why Police Station and was charged

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The teenager was airlifted to hospital for treatment on his leg

The 15-year-old was airlifted to hospital with serious leg injuries but in a stable condition.

‘It’s just a shocking thing to happen in a quiet street like this, especially involving a young kid on a bike,’ a resident told 9News.

A 38-year-old man hours later handed himself in at Dee Why Police Station and was transferred to Manly Police Station.

He was charged with driving furiously in a motor vehicle, causing bodily harm, negligent driving and driving while a licence application has been refused.

He was granted strict conditional bail and is scheduled to appear in court next month.