A man allegedly "running late for work" may have a couple more issues facing him now, with police impounding his car after he was caught nearly 50km/h over the speed limit. Around 7am on Thursday, police detected the 36-year-old travelling 149km/h in a 100km/h zone along the Henty Highway, near Warracknabeal. The Moama resident allegedly told police he was speeding because he "was running late for work". IN OTHER NEWS: McDonald named in Melbourne Vixens squad The incidents comes only days after a different man had his car impounded near Minyip, after he was found to be driving without a licence in an unregistered car. Police intercepted the 45-year-old around 8:30pm on Friday, December 4 travelling along Stawell-Warracknabeal Road. Both men will appear before court at a later date. While you're here... If you are seeing this message you are a loyal digital subscriber to the Wimmera Mail-Times, as we made this story available only to subscribers. Thank you very much for your support and allowing us to continue telling the Wimmera's story. We appreciate your support of local journalism.
A man allegedly "running late for work" may have a couple more issues facing him now, with police impounding his car after he was caught nearly 50km/h over the speed limit.
Around 7am on Thursday, police detected the 36-year-old travelling 149km/h in a 100km/h zone along the Henty Highway, near Warracknabeal.
The Moama resident allegedly told police he was speeding because he "was running late for work".
The incidents comes only days after a different man had his car impounded near Minyip, after he was found to be driving without a licence in an unregistered car.
Police intercepted the 45-year-old around 8:30pm on Friday, December 4 travelling along Stawell-Warracknabeal Road.
Both men will appear before court at a later date.
If you are seeing this message you are a loyal digital subscriber to the Wimmera Mail-Times, as we made this story available only to subscribers. Thank you very much for your support and allowing us to continue telling the Wimmera's story. We appreciate your support of local journalism.
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