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Learner Gets Motorcycle Impounded for Traveling at 177 Km/h in an 80 Zone on Highway 99

Police said the rider faces a $483 ticket and nearly $2,500 in costs after the 177 km/h stop.

  • On July 11, a Highway Patrol officer near Furry Creek on the Sea to Sky Highway clocked a 22-year-old Vancouver woman traveling at 177 km/h in an 80 zone.
  • The driver held only a Class 7 passenger vehicle learner and Class 8 motorcycle learner license; being 97 km/h over the limit could easily have repeated a tragedy from one week ago on the same Highway.
  • Police impounded her motorcycle for seven days, with Corporal Michael McLaughlin citing the "egregious speed and lack of experience of the rider."
  • She faces a $483 fine and three years of high-risk driver insurance premiums; Police are also recommending a high-risk driving review for the rider.
  • "Sometimes we feel like a broken record when we say that speed kills people," Corporal Michael McLaughlin said. But clearly some people are not getting the message.
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The Squamish Reporter broke the news on Wednesday, July 15, 2026.
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