Speeders nailed on Highway 19 – Comox Valley Record

Speeders nailed on Highway 19

Jul. 29, 2015 12:00 p.m.
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Members of the Comox Valley and Oceanside Municipal Traffic sections conducted targeted speed enforcement on Highway 19 near Cook Creek last weekend, which netted 10 charges for excessive speed ($368 fine) and their vehicles towed and impounded for seven days. The highest speed was 180km/h in a posted 120km/h zone. A number of other charges were laid for exceeding the speed limit in excess of 21km/h over the posted speed limit.

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