100 yr old man gets speeding ticket driving a Century

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http://www.theprovince.com/news/year+driver+gets+first+speeding+ticket/6272896/story.html

[Ghoste]

Thats cool, I hope I'm still driving at 100. 

[Troy]

So if my math is correct he was doing 30.1 in an 18.6 mph zone. How much do you wanna bet he also does 50 in a 100?

Troy

[mpdlawdog]

I was going to say.....if that officer wrote him a ticket, he should be ashamed of himself!  He just wrote him a warning.

[bull]

So if my math is correct he was doing 30.1 in an 18.6 mph zone. How much do you wanna bet he also does 50 in a 100?

Troy

No, he probably still does 30.1 mph.

[Troy]

So if my math is correct he was doing 30.1 in an 18.6 mph zone. How much do you wanna bet he also does 50 in a 100?

Troy

No, he probably still does 30.1 mph.

KPH. Same thing. I think 100 (60.2) is a common speed limit up there. Actually last time I had to drive up there I remember having to go pretty slow on the highway (50 something MPH). I was miserable!

Troy

[bull]

Oh, your quote had mph. I did think was odd that you were using decimals though.

[Drache]

It took 100 years for one Saanich man to tarnish his perfect driving record.

The centenarian was stopped for speeding in a school zone Tuesday, a shock to a Saanich traffic officer when she saw the 1911 birthdate on a driver's licence, which was good for another five years.

The traffic officer pulled over the 100-year-old driver in a Buick Century when he was spotted going 50 kilometres an hour in a school zone, where the limit is 30 km/h.

The man had a flawless driving record, so the traffic officer gave him a warning ticket.

"I was shocked, not only at the 100 years of age, but the brand new five-year renewal driver licence," said Const. Janice Carmena.

http://www.theprovince.com/news/year+driver+gets+first+speeding+ticket/6272896/story.html


I will say there he would have had to get a full medical testing and redo his drivers test to get his license renewed at that age