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Speeding in Springvale

A learner driver has been allegedly clocked at 36 km/h over the speed limit on Princes Highway in Springvale.

The 20-year-old Noble Park man was detected at 116 km/h in an 80 km/h zone by an unmarked Cardinia Highway Patrol police vehicle about 8.50pm on Saturday 31 July, police say.

The driver neither displayed L plates nor was he accompanied by an experienced driver at the time.

He was fined $1682 on the spot, lost four demerit points and had his learner permit suspended for three months.

Police were targeting high-risk driving as part of the ongoing Operation Sumatra.

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