A B.C. driver went from hungry to hangry in the Lower Mainland on Monday.
According to Richmond RCMP, a new “N” driver was clocked going over double the speed limit in a 50 km/h zone.
Why the rush? Apparently, the motorist was on a mad dash to get pizza.
Needed a 🍕 that badly? 106 kmph in a 50 zone by No. 5 Rd & Granville Ave is $368 fine + 7 day impoundment. pic.twitter.com/Dq26x9aF9x
— Richmond RCMP (@RichmondRCMP) October 2, 2018
The offender may have to order delivery next time because police served them with a seven-day impoundment and a $368 fine.
Lower Mainland Police have made a habit of posting to social media some of the poor driving decisions made by "N" Drivers this year.
In April, Vancouver police impounded a McLaren after its 17-year-old driver was caught speeding 40 km/h over the limit in a playground zone.
#VPD catches NEW Driver speeding more than 40kmh over the 30kmh Playground Zone Limit. $368 fine and 7 Day Vehicle Impoundment. #slowdown @icbc pic.twitter.com/Tt1jbHfAvK
— VPD Traffic Unit (@VPDTrafficUnit) April 26, 2018
Not to be outdone, Ridge Meadows RCMP took to social media after apprehending two 22-year-olds that were clocked travelling at 138 km/h in a marked 80 km/h zone.
If you're on your way to the track, then save it for the track! Lougheed is our number one problem area. Be safe this long weekend. Read more here; https://t.co/WLrcIMm4yV pic.twitter.com/MhzDDBR1Gz
— Ridge Meadows RCMP (@RidgeRCMP) August 2, 2018
Keep it safe out there folks.
