A Montreal driver earned a whopping 30 demerit points earlier this week for driving 208 km/h in a 70 zone.
The driver, a man in his thirties, is facing a $2,476 fine and had his license suspended for seven days, according to a press release from the Quebec provincial police (SQ).
He was pulled over Thursday on Highway 20 westbound, near Angrignon Blvd.
Another driver had his license suspended the previous day for driving 180 km/h in a 100 zone on Highway 40 eastbound.
Also a Montrealer in his thirties, the driver lost 14 demerit points and was fined $1,546.
The SQ says speeding is “one of the primary causes of fatal collisions.”