Stunt Driving charge laid in Quinte West | InQuinte.ca
×
Today's latest storiesSix people involved in Belleville east-end incidentSurprise for a cleaner at a Belleville short-term rentalShark 24 World Championships Hosted at the Bay of Quinte Yacht ClubYouth seriously injured after jumping off bridge in PeterboroughTwo people from Trenton charged after traffic stop leads to seizure and charges on 401 in Loyalist TownshipBeyond the Headlines - Canada's military in the spotlightOPP issues reminder of Slow down and move over lawBelleville seeking public feedback as part of Traffic By-law ReviewSeven local students receive 2026 Governor General Academic MedalsNorthumberland Land Trust signs agreement to create new nature reserve in Cobourg areaCitizen report leads to impaired driving charge in WellingtonBuilding activity stable in Quinte WestFree transit for high school students in Prince Edward CountyAnnual hydrant flushing program wraps up this week in Quinte WestTraffic disruptions in Bloomfield July 11 for Soapbox DerbyPlanning underway for new warehouse near Belleville's industrial parkExcitement building for Tweed Fair this weekendJune 2026 Housing Market Statistics released for Hastings and PECPower issue causes QSWC to cancel aquatic and recreational programsHumane society promoting No Hot Pets campaign

Stunt Driving charge laid in Quinte West

By Katie Sherratt Jan 2, 2025 | 5:02 PM

A motorist was charged with stunt driving in Quinte West on Thursday.

A member of the OPP TIME (Traffic Incident Management Enforcement) team in Quinte West stopped a driver on Highway 401 eastbound.

They were clocked at 153 km/h and charged with stunt driving.

That means an immediate 30-day driving suspension and a 14-day vehicle impound plus a day in court.

A conviction will means a minimum $2,000 fine, six demerit points and a one year driving prohibition.