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Tesla clocked at 92km/h in school zone on the Gold Coast
Road policing Chief Superintendent Garrath Channells said “driving at these extreme speeds near children is inexcusable and will not be tolerated”.
“School zones exist for one crucial reason – to keep our children safe,” he said.
“Speeding reduces reaction time and makes it harder to…
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