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Speedster gets hefty fine for driving 210 km/h
The driver faces stunt driving charges, a 30-day licence suspension and a 14-day impound after police clocked the vehicle at 195 km/h.
- The OPP charged motorists with stunt driving after radar enforcement last week caught vehicles speeding on Highway 63 near North Bay and Highway 9 in Brockton.
- Officers recorded speeds reaching nearly 200 km/h on Highway 9 and 137 km/h on Highway 63, both far exceeding the posted 80 km/h limits during routine patrols.
- Individuals charged include a 52-year-old from Astorville, a 57-year-old from Gorrie, and a 56-year-old resident of Kipawa, Que., all facing stunt driving charges.
- Mandatory penalties include a 30-day License Suspension and 14-day vehicle impoundment for each driver, with both scheduled for future Ontario Court appearances.
- Police warn that excessive speed "reduces reaction time, increases stopping distance, and puts all road users at risk," urging public reports to the OPP or via TIPS.
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Le Journal de Montreal
Le Journal de MontrealIntercepted at 210 km/h on Highway 15 in Laval, a 21-year-old driver was found guilty of an offence of more than $2,000.
·Montreal, Canada
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A 21-year-old driver will long remember his very high-speed night getaway on Highway 15 in Laval on Tuesday.
·Montreal, Canada
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