Langley police stop speeding driver at 140 km/h

Langley police stop speeding driver at 140 km/h. (Langley RCMP)

By Jan Schuermann

Posted March 2, 2026 2:57 pm.

The Langley RCMP says it has stopped a driver travelling westbound on Fraser Highway at 140 km/h in a 70 km/h zone Monday morning.

Officers caught the driver of a black Honda Civic at 6:50 a.m. near the intersection of 228 Street in Langley Township.

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO 1130 NEWSRADIO VANCOUVER LIVE!

Police say it has impounded the vehicle for seven days while the driver is facing a $483 fine for excessive speeding.

“Speed like this puts everyone at risk, slow down, plan ahead and drive safe,” the RCMP said in a social media post.

The image provided by police shows that the car has an ‘N’ learner licence sticker attached to it.

Submit a Correction
Accessibility Feedback

Top Stories

Delta police investigating shots fired at business; believed to be extortion-related

The Delta Police Department (DPD) says it is investigating after shots were fired at a business overnight.

1h ago

Burnaby shop hit for the third time by thieves targeting Pokémon cards

In the alarming trend of Pokémon card thefts around the Lower Mainland -- and around the world -- it seems shop owners can't do enough to protect themselves from break-ins.

39m ago

'Overwhelmed' mom of Tumbler Ridge victim Maya Gebala wants no more mail

VANCOUVER — The mother of Tumbler Ridge shooting victim Maya Gebala says they have been "overwhelmed" by letters and packages from well wishers and she's asking them to stop sending any more. Cia Edmonds...

7h ago

Police release suspect sketches relating to indecent acts in Burnaby park in January

The Burnaby RCMP is sharing sketches of two suspects in a series of indecent acts reported over a five-day period in January. On Jan. 23, police warned the public about the incidents, which were reported...

2h ago

Top Stories

Delta police investigating shots fired at business; believed to be extortion-related

The Delta Police Department (DPD) says it is investigating after shots were fired at a business overnight.

1h ago

Burnaby shop hit for the third time by thieves targeting Pokémon cards

In the alarming trend of Pokémon card thefts around the Lower Mainland -- and around the world -- it seems shop owners can't do enough to protect themselves from break-ins.

39m ago

'Overwhelmed' mom of Tumbler Ridge victim Maya Gebala wants no more mail

VANCOUVER — The mother of Tumbler Ridge shooting victim Maya Gebala says they have been "overwhelmed" by letters and packages from well wishers and she's asking them to stop sending any more. Cia Edmonds...

7h ago

Police release suspect sketches relating to indecent acts in Burnaby park in January

The Burnaby RCMP is sharing sketches of two suspects in a series of indecent acts reported over a five-day period in January. On Jan. 23, police warned the public about the incidents, which were reported...

2h ago

Most Watched Today

2:06
Council rejects motion to fast-track Granville Bridge safety barriers

A decision from Vancouver City Hall is receiving backlash from the mental health community. The decision to implement suicide prevention barriers on the Granville Street Bridge has been delayed again. Joe Sadowski reports.

20h ago

2:08
Man apologizes for fatal stabbing outside Vancouver coffee shop

A man accused of a fatal stabbing on a Vancouver Starbucks patio nearly three years ago addressed the victim's family directly at his B.C. Supreme Court trial Thursday. Angelina Ravelli has more.

20h ago

1:57
Granville Single Room Occupancy closures leaves residents uncertain

The plan to shut down three SRO's in the Granville entertainment district will mean that nearly 300 people will have to find new homes. Joe Sadowski talked to two of them who already have places to go. But they're worried some others may not.

March 11, 2026 7:01 pm PST PST

2:03
More Pokémon card shops targeted by break-ins

It has become a familiar scene, masked individuals breaking glass cases and grabbing boxes of Pokémon products off the shelves. House of Cards in Abbotsford was the latest target in the pattern of Pokémon card thefts. Cecilia Hua reports.

March 11, 2026 5:17 pm PST PST

1:36
Man charged in four stranger assaults against women in downtown Vancouver

An investigation began last year in January when a 44-year-old woman was assaulted by a male stranger while walking in the area of Granville Street and Dunsmuir Street. In the following 12 months, three other women came forward. Sarah Jones reports.

March 11, 2026 5:14 pm PST PST

More Videos