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Speedster arrested for doing over 180km/h on N1 in Limpopo

SABC News South Africa ·

Limpopo’s Transport department says a motorist has been arrested for clocking 181 km/h on the N1 at Sondela outside Modimolle.

The department says the speedster was caught in a 120km/h zone.

Department spokesperson Mashudu Mabata says the driver has been detained at a local police station.

“The officers immediately stopped the vehicle and arrested the driver for speeding.

The speedster was held over to Bela-Bela SAPS for detention.”

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