Last Friday, numerous members of the public were left with lighter wallets after Highway Patrol Officers clocked drivers at dangerous speeds.
In the 100km/hr zone on the Peak Downs Highway, at least two drivers had recorded speeds in excess of 135km/hr.
Frustrated law enforcement officers say more policing will occur on the section where these offences were detected, between Eton and the Eton Range.
To add to insult, it was raining heavily when these incidents occurred.
The Peak Downs Highway is notorious for drivers travelling at high speed and unfortunately many deaths and injuries have resulted from poor driving habits.
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