Saskatoon police have charged three different drivers for speeding over the Father’s Day weekend.
The drivers were charged at different times and locations but were all, coincidentally, driving 56 km/h over the limit, according to the Saskatoon Police Service Traffic Unit’s Twitter account.
The first charges were laid after police observed a BMW driving 106 km/h over Broadway Bridge, which is a 50 km/h zone.
The tweet said the driver was charged $856 and that the car was impounded for a week.
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The second tweet states a learner motorist was caught speeding and driving without a qualified supervising driver.
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The new driver had the car impounded, some demerit points removed and must pay $1,015 in fines.
The third driver was clocked going 166 km/h on Highway 12.
The final tweet said the driver also faces an $865 fine and had their vehicle impounded for a week.
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