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Motorcyclist clocked 175kph on Princes Fwy, Officer

On Saturday the 13th at approximately 7.40pm, Highway Patrol officers in an unmarked vehicle on Princes Freeway, Officer were overtaking by silver motorcycle that was allegedly detected at a speed of 175kph.

This alleged speed is 75kph over the 100kph speed limit.

The vehicle was intercepted in Narre Warren, where it was revealed the male rider was a learner.

The rider will receive charges for driving in a manner dangerous, careless driving and excessive speed.

The motorcycle was impounded for 30 days at a cost of $1019.85.

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