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A P-plater allegedly driving twice two times in northwest of Melbourne was caught. The 29 -year -old Red Mazda was first transferred for the first time when it was allegedly accelerated on the Western highway in Myrniong at 18.00 on Thursday. "After positive roadside reading, station was taken to police station and performed 0.133 evidence breath test," Victoria said in statement.Said. A P-plater first caught the Western highway in Myrnong. "The man's license was suspended immediately and infringement notifications were given for a beverage ride that could not show the speed limit 20kms and could not show P plates." Police, 12 hours later, this time in Warrenheip, a suspicious beverage driver hit a pole was recalled to the Western highway. "The driver of vehicle only calm, same 29 -year -old EPPING man was evaluated at scene and taken back to a police station returned a evidence breath test 0.134."Said. "The police, collapsed vehicle in the vehicle suspended infringement notifications and documents discovered." He was accused of overcoming and driving the alcohol concentration envisaged while suspending. The man was rescued and caused by the Magistrate Criminal Court of Hundred Ballarat in November Ballarat Police Senior Sergeant Paul Maslunka, "This is an isolated event, although some people still do not receive the message or are absorbed spontaneously emphasizes the fact, they do not care about other road users."Said. "In a realistic way, we are interested in less than one percent of road users who do wrong thing throughout year, but group that constantly causes road trauma. He continued "I want accept the other 99% that does the right thing and encourage everyone to do their part in order keep everyone safe at this long weekend."