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Abbotsford Police impound 42 vehicles

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 27 Jun, 2024 10:08 AM
  • Abbotsford Police impound 42 vehicles

Abbotsford police say officers impounded 42 vehicles in a 48-hour period last week during a campaign targeting speeding drivers in the city.

Police say officers were monitoring high-traffic corridors during the enforcement, and each driver caught speeding was issued a ticket and had their vehicle impounded for 7 days.

Police say the fastest offender was driving at 147 kilometres an hour in a 60-kilometre zone.

The police release says the fines handed out during the enforcement totaled almost 16-thousand dollars.

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