Driver does burnout in front of police, loses car for 28 days
A 29-year-old allegedly did a burnout at Alexandra Fountain. Police were waiting at the same traffic lights. The driver then sped off.
A Bendigo driver learned a costly lesson about timing. Police were waiting at traffic lights at Alexandra Fountain around 8:50pm on Monday, October 26.
A white Holden Commodore allegedly did a burnout right in front of them. The car then sped along High Street, overtaking several other vehicles dangerously.
Officers caught up with the 29-year-old Kangaroo Flat resident. The driver's car was impounded for 28 days, costing him $1,445.
He is expected to be charged on summons and face court.
- 29 years old
- Driver age
- 28 days
- Impound period
- 1445 dollars
- Impound cost
- Alexandra Fountain, Bendigo
- Location
Why it mattersThe case shows how police stop dangerous driving quickly. Even when the driver thought they were in the clear, police take action fast.
AustraliaVictoria enforces strict penalties on dangerous driving and burnouts; impound periods and costs deter repeat offences.
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