Guelph police impounded a vehicle and charged a 47-year-old driver caught traveling 130 kilometers per hour in a 60 km/h zone during a traffic enforcement operation.
Officers used radar verification before initiating a stop, the department said in its July 28 bulletin. Excessive speed statutes in Ontario trigger automatic roadside suspensions and vehicle seizures in certain aggravated cases.
Authorities warned that residential corridors in Guelph remain active with pedestrians and cyclists, making doubled-speed driving especially hazardous.
The driver faces provincial offence notices and potential court appearances for stunt-driving-related allegations depending on prosecution decisions.
Police urged motorists to obey posted limits as school and summer event traffic increases across the city.
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Sources:
https://www.guelphpolice.ca/news/posts/media-release-july-28-2026/