Police in Burnaby caught 10 unlicensed drivers in a single night of enforcement as they entered the Lower Mainland city on Sunday.
In a Nov. 7 tweet, Burnaby RCMP said two also received an indefinite driving prohibition, having been caught “repeatedly” driving without a licence.
Twenty-seven tickets were issued, said police, and a number of vehicles were towed.
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The blitz was part of a targeted exercise, RCMP tweeted, that aimed to catch unlicensed drivers.
Last month, it caught 23 drivers failing to stop for at a four-way stop sign at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby. It issued 39 tickets in that instance.
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