The Waterloo regional police traffic unit stopped two vehicles traveling twice the posted speed limit on Main Street in Cambridge on Tuesday.
Police say a 29-year-old Cambridge male and a 44-year-old Waterdown male face stunt driving charges as a result of the traffic stop in a 60 km/h zone.
As of September, stunt driving charges carry a 30-day license suspension and vehicles are impounded for two weeks.
Last night at 8:30, @WRPSToday Traffic officers stopped two vehicles 5 minutes apart on Main Street, @cityofcambridge, a 60 km/h zone. As a result of their speeds, a 29 year old Cambridge male and a 44 year old Waterdown male face stunt driving charges. #YourCommunityYourChoice pic.twitter.com/4PLxmKYtP4
— WRPS Traffic Unit (@WRPS_Traffic) November 17, 2021
