A North Vancouver driver with a learner’s licence was pulled over after attracting police attention for a loud exhaust.
In a social media post, North Vancouver RCMP said the driver was ticketed for being on the road after midnight, driving without a qualified supervisor, and failing to display the required “L” sign.
When you receive your Class 7L licence, you sign it and agree to the restrictions that come with it. This driver chose to ignore those rules and was stopped by our officers after drawing attention for a loud exhaust. He was ticketed for driving past midnight, not having a… pic.twitter.com/RJiUCfZCRf
— North Vancouver RCMP (@nvanrcmp) September 7, 2025
“Rules are not a game, they’re here to keep you alive. Follow them closely if you want to drive,” police wrote.
“N” driver caught at 150 km/h on Hwy 91
In a separate post, BC Highway Patrol reported that a driver with an “N” licence was caught travelling 150 km/h in a 70 km/h zone on Highway 91 near the Alex Fraser Bridge.
When stopped, the driver told officers, “Hey man it’s my sister’s car.” Police said the driver received a $483 fine, a vehicle impound, and three years of high-risk insurance premiums.
According to BC Highway Patrol, the total cost of the violation is expected to exceed $2,500 for both the driver and his sister.
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