The Weyburn Combined Traffic Services Unit, comprised of members of the Weyburn Police Service, and the Weyburn detachment of the RCMP, were busy on Sunday. With the temperatures rising, they noticed the speeds on highways in the area were as well.
The Weyburn Police Service used their Twitter account to highlight some of the notable speeds. They included a driver going 138 km/h on the highway near Weyburn. Another driver was clocked at 70 km/h in the school zone near Weyburn Comprehensive School.
#weyburnpolicectss Novice driver travelling at 134km/h prior to hitting the brakes & police locking in this speed on hw13 at Trossachs pic.twitter.com/tnmNKzJCSS
— Weyburn Police (@WeyburnPolice) June 5, 2017
#weyburnpolicectss Another fast one in a 30km/h zone in the #townofradville pic.twitter.com/BGSFwBBcBF
— Weyburn Police (@WeyburnPolice) June 5, 2017
#weyburnpolicectss it's heating up outside... and apparently highway speeds are as well. pic.twitter.com/nrxBrk6h0m
— Weyburn Police (@WeyburnPolice) June 4, 2017
Police remind drivers to slow down and to follow the speed limits. Fines for speeding start at $140, plus four dollars for every kilometer over the limit.
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