A Quebec speeder may be Canada’s worst driver
He is clocked doing 240 km per hour on a Montreal expressway
The provincial police in Quebec pulled over a man driving 240 kilometers an hour in a BMW SUV on a Montreal expressway early Friday morning. The driver, a 20-year-old man, had his license suspended and received a $2,598 ticket and 42 demerit points, a police spokesperson told the CBC. He was driving more than triple the 70 km per hour speed limit, making it one of the worst speeding cases in Canadian history.
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