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Vehicle impounded after speeding vehicle clocked at 140km in 30km school zone

BY Connect News, Jun 23, 2022 7:26 PM - REPORT AN ERROR

Police has impounded a vehicle and issued a ticket in Abbotsford. (Photo - Abbotsford police/Twitter)

Police has impounded a vehicle and issued a ticket in Abbotsford.

A teenager was driving a vehicle at a speed of 140km in the 30km school zone.

Police say officers took action immediately.

An 18 year old driver was issued a ticket of $483.

Abbotsford police on Twitter:

Our Youth officers wear many hats. Yesterday, at a local school, they witnessed a young driver operating his car at 140 km in the 30 km school zone. They immediately took action. An 18-year-old driver had his prom vehicle impounded and was issued a $483 ticket.

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