18-year-old charged with stunt driving in construction zone
18-year-old driver charged with stunt driving after going 109 km/h in 60 km/h construction zone. (X/South Simcoe Police)
An 18-year-old driver from Innisfil has been charged with stunt driving after going almost double the speed limit in a construction zone.
South Simcoe Police clocked the driver going 109 km/h in a 60 km/h construction zone on Yonge Street in Bradford with workers present.
Police say the young driver was also charged with failing to supply a current validated permit, along with other offences.
The driver received a 14-day vehicle impoundment and a 30-day license suspension.
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