BY: Ben Hyde, AdelaideNow
Source:
Herald Sun
Australia - A LEARNER motorcyclist has been caught allegedly traveling at more than 60km/h over the speed limit while `lane splitting' between two cars at Dry Creek. A police motorcyclist on the Port River Expressway allegedly saw the rider traveling between two cars, a practice known as lane splitting, about 6pm yesterday. The police rider followed and timed the motorcyclist and will allege he was riding at 155km/h in a 90km/h zone. A Peterhead man, 42, was reported for speed dangerous, overtaking when unsafe and breaching conditions of his learners permit. His bike was also defected and impounded for 28 days. The man will appear in the Port Adelaide Magistrates Court at a later date.
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