Police have charged a man with 60 traffic-related offences allegedly committed on the same day across the Ipswich, Brisbane and Logan Districts on 1 January.
Around 4.45pm, Highway Patrol officers were conducting routine patrols along Waterford Tamborine Road at Logan Village when, it is alleged, a learner driver riding a motorbike with hidden registration plates sped past them at 113 kilometres/hour in an 80 kilometre/hour speed zone.
The officers located the male rider at his home a short distance away.
Police commenced an investigation into the man and allegedly detected 60 traffic-related offences that day across multiple districts, including the rider standing on the seat of his motorcycle while conducting a wheelie travelling at 114 kilometres /hour along the Pacific Motorway at Eight Mile Plains.
Yesterday, the 22-year-old Logan Village man was charged with 60 offences including 10 counts of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, driving without a drivers licence, disobeying the speed limit, overtaking to the left of a vehicle, proceeding through red traffic light, lane filtering between slow or stationary vehicles on motorbikes.
He is scheduled to appear at the Beenleigh Magistrates Court on 21January.
Please see the below link to access footage of officers intercepting the man on 1 January, and then issuing him with a Notice to Appear on 7 January:
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