Two young men were minced meat with more than 200 km/h on the same part of Hume Freeway in Mittagong, New South Wales within a 24-hour period during the Long weekend of Easter.
The first was a 22-year-old to produce an international license after he was detected at 202 km/h on a 110 kmh piece known as ‘The Dipper’ at 3.35 pm on Easter Sunday (April 20).
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“Checks revealed that he continuously lived in New South Wales for 2 years and currently had a student visa,” said the NSW police on his Traffic and Highway Patrol Command Facebook page.
The student was detected by the traffic response group with the help of Lidar while traveling north in Lane Three Three in what a Debadged Holden Commodore SS -Politieuto car seems to be.
He received a notification from the court to attend Moss Vale Local Court for offices on 27 May, including driving at a speed and in a way that is dangerous to the public, who exceeds the speed limit by more than 45 km/h and with withdrawn privileges.
At the same location the next morning (Monday, April 21) at 06.55 am early, Mittagong Highway detected Stationary Speed Enforcement Stationary Patrol-Office as part of Operation Easter 2025 An 18-year-old man who drove no less than 238 km/h.
He was the only occupant of a distinguishing Ford Mustang Bullitt, a V8 coupé with a limited edition that was designed to commemorate Steve McQueen film of the same name from 1968. Only 700 examples were released in Australia in 2018.
The teenager produced a provisional P2 license from Australian Capital Territory (ACT), but did not show P-plates, although he passed alcohol and drug tests along the road.
The Highland Green-painted Mustang was seized and at its expense to a police who kept the garden.
The man’s driving privileges were withdrawn until he appears in court to be accused of driving at a dangerous speed and to surpass the speed limit by more than 45 km/h.
“The speed of being 128 kmh above the board with a limit, and its minimal driving experience makes this incident a significant and dangerous risk for public safety,” said NSW police.
