Wodonga police grabbing a coffee about 5am Sunday saw the woman get out of a small white Toyota and verbally abuse the driver behind her in the queue.

Leading Senior Constable Neil Hobbs said the incident occurred at the McDonald's restaurant on Anzac Parade and the man, in a white four-wheel-drive, then spoke to police.

Officers approached the woman, whose car was stuck in the queue, removed her keys, moved the car and conducted a preliminary breath test that returned a positive result.

Leading Senior Constable Hobbs said the 19-year-old P-plater from Wodonga, who held a NSW licence, returned a blood alcohol reading of 0.071 at the station and had a previous drink-driving offence.

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She told police she had drunk between 20 and 30 UDL cans since 10am Saturday and had attended an event in Albury.

"To get out of your car holding a UDL can, we were pretty shocked," the officer said.

The woman will be summonsed to Wodonga Magistrates Court at a later date.

Police would like to take a statement from the 4WD driver and asked him to contact Wodonga police on (02) 6049 2600

Leading Senior Constable Hobbs said the incident followed another drink-driving offence about 3.30am Thursday.

"Still a P-plater, but we detected him at 140km/h in a 60km/h zone on Felltimber Creek Road, he was exceeding peer passenger restrictions," he said.