Full coverage · Security · Updated 19 Aug, 23:32
19-Year-Old New Driver Caught Driving 201 km/h on Road 60 and Attempts to Flee A 19-year-old new driver from southern Israel was arrested after driving at 201 km/h on Road 60, attempting to flee police by turning off his car lights. He was caught following a police chase near midnight and remains in custody pending further legal proceedings.
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What happened 01 A 19-year-old new driver was caught driving 201 km/h on Road 60, where the limit is 90 km/h. 02 He attempted to evade police by turning off his car lights and fleeing after being signaled to stop. 03 Police used spike strips to stop the vehicle during a nighttime enforcement operation in the Negev. 04 The driver was arrested, questioned in Be'er Sheva, and his detention was extended by court order. 05 The incident occurred during a coordinated crackdown on speeding and evasion on Road 60. Translated and summarized by baba from Maariv , the latest report. Read Maariv’s original The coverage
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