Snowmobiler caught doing 140 km/h on trail

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Greater Sudbury Police Service has charged a 40-year-old snowmobiler with speeding after being caught travelling 140 km/h on an OFSC trail. File photo.

Greater Sudbury Police Service has charged a 40-year-old snowmobiler with speeding after being caught travelling 140 km/h on an OFSC trail. File photo.

Mar 06, 2013- 12:46 PM

By: Sudbury Northern Life Staff

A snowmobile driver has been charged with speeding after being clocked travelling at 140 kilometres an hour on a snowmobile trail, where the speed limit is 50 kilometres an hour, said Greater Sudbury Police Service.

The 40-year-old speeder was caught March 3 just before noon on OFSC snowmobile trail D in the Chelmsford area.

Snowmobile drivers are reminded that the maximum speed on prescribed trails is 50 km/h unless reduced by law. The Greater Sudbury Police Service encourages all operators to be prudent and ensure snowmobiles are operated with care and control at all times.
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