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Elderly driver cops high range speeding fine on way to ‘feed the horses’

Police vision showed the moment officers questioned an elderly man caught speeding on the Leichhardt Highway north of Miles. (QPS)
By Jeremy Cook

An elderly motorist who claimed to be on the way to feed his horses has been hit with an $1800 […]

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