Rogue driver used Vic roads 'as racetrack' A DRIVER who deliberately swerved into a Victorian motorcycle cop and pushed him off the road is "treating the roads like his own personal racetrack," police say. Leading Senior Constable Jason Tyler was patrolling on his motorbike in Bulla, in Melbourne's outer northwest, on Friday when he spotted a car doing more than 100km/h in a 60km/h zone. Following and alerting it to pull over, Snr Const Tyler was behind the parked car on the side of the road when it suddenly pulled out again. As he pursued and drove up beside the driver's side, the car swerved into him and continued pushing his motorbike across two lanes of traffic and off the road. "He didn't pull away, he kept sort of turning into me and pushing me across the road into opposing lanes," Snr Const Tyler told reporters on Tuesday. I'm pretty sure I went right off over the handlebars and ... I remember going off the gravel and into the grass. Snr Const Tyler survived with two breaks in his hand and some bruising, but said it could have been far more serious if not for his high-level protective gear and training. He wants the driver off the road. "This guy is driving past schools, hospitals, elderly residents ... he's got no regard for speed zones, pedestrian crossings, he sees the roads as his own personal racetrack," Snr Const Tyler said. Police believe the car has twice been seen speeding in the Calder Freeway region on Melbourne's outskirts since the Friday incident. They are searching for a silver VE Commodore, with mag wheels, tinted windows and a gold Chevrolet badge on the boot. The car sustained significant damage down the driver's side. The driver is described as being southern European in appearance and aged in his mid-20s, with short dark hair.