A truck driver was fined more than $1000 after police allegedly caught him travelling more than 20 km/h over the restricted speed limit in Bowna on Tuesday.
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About 11am on Tuesday police were conducting stationary speed enforcement on traffic travelling south on the Hume Highway, Bowna near Bowna Road.
Police will allege a Western Star B-Double combination truck with Victorian Registration driven by a 52yo male from Rosewood, QLD was detected travelling at 121km/h whilst special speed restricted to 100km/h for vehicles over 4.5T GVM.
The driver was stopped and subjected to a breath test returning a negative result.
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Police said heavy vehicle compliance check was completed and a check of the work log book diary showed the driver had committed another offence by not recording the required information after starting work.
Police gave the driver a grounding direction for seven hours major rest break to comply with work and rest hours due to lack of recording trip details.
The driver was issued traffic infringement notices for Class C motor vehicle exceed 100km/h - over 10km/h $481 with 3 demerit points and Driver not record required information after starting work $674.
Digital journalists with The Border Mail.
Digital journalists with The Border Mail.
