MONO, Ont. — Provincial police say they’ve charged a man who was allegedly driving despite having eight separate lifetime bans from driving.
They say an officer saw a vehicle speeding on a road in Mono, Ont., on Tuesday, and pulled him over.
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Police say the officer then realized that the Toronto man has numerous criminal prohibitions from driving.
They say the 60-year-old also has two Highway Traffic Act suspensions.
He was charged with operation while prohibited, driving under suspension, speeding, using a plate not authorized for the vehicle and driving without insurance.
He’s due in court in December.
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