The Subaru WRX is commonly regarded as a automobile focused at a younger demographic. Nonetheless, an 80-year-old Australian man was not too long ago caught going almost double the pace restrict in his first-generation Impreza WRX sedan.

The incident occurred in Alma, a city that’s round an hour’s drive from Adelaide, at 2:45 PM native time. South Australia Police pulled the person over for allegedly going 182 km/h (113 mph) in a 100 km/h (62 mph) zone, that means he took his WRX 82 km/h (51 mph) over the pace restrict. In consequence, he was given an AU$1,814 (US$1,293) superb and his license was suspended for six months.

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The police division launched a press release relating to the visitors cease: “Given the excessive variety of severe and deadly crashes not too long ago within the Barossa and Mid North Space, this kind of driving is of serious concern to police. Freeway patrols will proceed to have a presence alongside major arterial roads and highways between rural townships with pace detection, car roadworthiness, and drink and drug driving receiving specific consideration.”

This 12 months, police within the space have reported 64 highway fatalities thus far, marking a major 12 p.c improve over the numbers by this similar time final 12 months. And with lockdowns returning attributable to COVID-19’s Delta variant, roads will start to empty out, presumably tempting this sort of conduct much more.