R45 000 fine for speeding drunk

16 July 2008 | From Arrive Alive


11 July 2008

Durban - The Scottburgh Magistrate's Court has handed down a R45 000 fine to a 21-year-old man caught speeding while drunk on the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast.

KwaZulu-Natal transport spokesperson Zinhle Mngomezulu said Kyle Hudson appeared in court on Thursday afternoon.

He was caught driving a Volkswagen Golf on the N2 freeway near Scottbugh on March 22.

"He was found to be four times over the legal limit," said Mngomezulu.

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