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Members of the RCMP Central Okanagan Traffic Services (COTS) sent a motorbike straight to the impound lot this (Monday) morning and fined the driver for excessive speed.
Shortly before 7 a.m., two COTS members were on a routine patrol to Lake Country along Hwy 97 between the airport and Duck Lake.
The police vehicles were separated by a few kilometres when the lead unit noted a motorbike traveling in excess of 170 km/h in the southbound lane.
Successive readings showed the red Yamaha motorcycle to slow down slightly giving the lead member enough time to radio to the trailing unit, a COTS motorcycle, that an excessive speeder was headed his way.
A traffic stop was initiated which resulted in the 28-year-old Lake Country woman receiving a $463 dollar fine, 7 day vehicle impoundment, tow and storage fees plus a Notice and Order for an improperly equipped motor vehicle.
The speed limit on Highway 97 North between the airport and Duck Lake is 90km/h.