A speed check in the school zone in front of a Kelowna elementary school on Monday resulted in one person losing their car for a week.
RCMP said that a vehicle in front of Raymer Elementary was recorded by laser at 88 km/h in the posted 30km/h school zone at around 11:30 a.m. Monday.
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The driver was charged with excessive speeding and their vehicle was impounded for seven days.
“By driving at a safe speed and distance, you give yourself more time to stop,” Sgt. Colby Attlesey said in a press release.
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“As per the RoadSafetyBC website, a pedestrian hit at 30km/h has a 90 per cent chance of surviving. A pedestrian hit at 50km/h has an 80 per cent chance of being killed. Please slow down and obey the speed limits.”
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