Extreme driver clocked at 192km/h in the Adelaide Hills
A 36-year-old Callington man on a disqualified licence has been clocked allegedly driving his Audi at more than 190km/h on the freeway.
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An Adelaide Hills driver with a disqualified licence was arrested after police clocked him driving more than 190km/h in the Adelaide Hills on Monday morning.
Police were conducting a speed test on the South Eastern Freeway at Callington when they caught a driver speeding in a Audi Sedan, just after 11.00am.
The driver, a 36-year-old Callington man, was allegedly travelling at 192km/h in a 110km/h zone.
He was charged with driving at an extreme speed and with a disqualified licence.
The man instantly lost his licence for 12 months and had his car impounded for 28 days.
He is set to appear in court after being granted police bail.
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