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P-plater pays the price

A BUNYIP man lost his licence just a day before coming off his probationary licence after police clocked him driving at 62km/h above the speed limit.
Police detected the man, 21, travelling at 112km/h on Garfield Road, Garfield, a 50km/h zone. He was intercepted at 4pm on Saturday.
The man, who will face court, had his car impounded and was slapped with a $600 fine.

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