Stock photo of a Hwy. 401 sign. (Photo by Mike Vlasveld)A 21-year-old Lakeshore man may have to wait a while before he can get his full license after the Ontario Provincial Police stopped a vehicle going 160 km/h on Hwy. 401.
It turns out the driver only has a G2 license.
The police were conducting a speed enforcement initiative when they spotted the speeding vehicle on the highway in Lakeshore around 4:30pm on January 25.
The man will be in court March 5.
His license has been suspended, and the vehicle was impounded.
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