Really sped to happiness

A fine of NT$24,000, plus a 12-month license plate suspension. This driver surnamed Wan from Taichung perfectly demonstrated what it means to treat the highway like their personal racetrack, and then tried to fool the judge in court like a three-year-old. The incident occurred around 10 PM on February 11, 2025. Mr. Wan was driving his car, speeding along National Freeway No. 6 from east to west. At 10:28 PM, he was captured by police laser speed detection equipment at the 3.4 km mark on the westbound lane, traveling at a staggering 145 km/h. The speed limit on Freeway No. 6 is 100 km/h, meaning he was speeding by 45 km/h. Did you think he would slow down after being caught? Nope. Just 4 minutes later, he merged onto National Freeway No. 3 to continue his personal Grand Prix. At the 210.9 km mark on the northbound lane of Freeway No. 3, he was again clocked by police at a blazing 157 km/h. The speed limit on Freeway No. 3 is 110 km/h, so he was speeding by another 47 km/h. Twice exceeding the speed limit by over 40 km/h within a mere 240 seconds, turning the highway into a scene from a Fast & Furious movie. The Taichung City Traffic Adjudication Office didn't waste any time. According to Article 43 of the Road Traffic Management and Penalty Act, they issued four adjudication notices. For speeding between 40 and 60 km/h over the limit, two fines of NT$12,000 each were issued, totaling NT$24,000, along with mandatory traffic safety lectures. The other two notices were for the suspension of the vehicle's license plates for six months each.