Motorcycle impounded and rider fined $1,300 for going 140 km/h in a 50 km/h zone: VicPD

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Victoria Police have impounded a motorcycle and issued its rider over $1,300 in violation tickets, after a traffic stop downtown on Monday night.

At around 8 p.m. on April 20th, VicPD stopped a motorcycle in the 2300-block of Blanshard Street.

The motorcycle was clocked in at going around 140 km/hr — the speed limit in this area is 50 km/hr.

Upon stopping the rider, VicPD discovered that he was without a motorcycle license, and the motorcycle did not have insurance.

The rider was fined over $1,300 in violation tickets for excessive speed, no insurance, and no license. The motorcycle was impounded for seven days.

VicPD reminds the public to obey posted speed limits, despite less traffic on the roads, and states that May will be High Risk Driving Awareness Month.

Police will continue to monitor the roads in May and will be focused on targeting high risk driving.

Seanna Wainman
Seanna Wainman
Seanna has been with Victoria Buzz since 2018 and holds a degree from BCIT in broadcast journalism. Her childhood days of reading the dictionary for fun have finally paid off, and she’s now living out her dreams of being a full-time writer. An avid sports fan since childhood, Seanna also worked as the Colour Commentator for the Victoria Royals, doing one of her favourite things in the world—talking about hockey. Outside of work, she’s a mom of three girls and collects tattoos for fun. You can reach Seanna at seanna@victoriabuzz.com.
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