A young P-plater has been charged with serious driving offences after she was allegedly caught speeding more than 200km/h in her luxury car multiple times in one day.
Traffic and Highway Patrol officers received multiple calls about alleged dangerous driving along the Hume Highway in the NSW southern tablelands on Saturday.
Police stopped Sydney woman Jade Muscat, 19, on the highway near Gunning, The Daily Telegraph reported.
She had allegedly driven her black Jaguar F-Pace over the 110km/h speed limit and was issued with an infringement notice.
An hour later, about 11.45am, police allegedly stopped the same woman along the highway at Tumblong near Gundagai.
Ms Muscat was allegedly travelling at 215km/hr – 105km/h above the speed limit.
Officers charged her with recklessly driving and speeding offences.
Her P2 licence was suspended and her vehicle licence plates were confiscated for three months.
Jade Muscat (pictured), 19, has been charged with serious traffic offences after being stopped by NSW Police three times in a day driving down the Hume Highway
Police confiscated Ms Muscat’s black Jaguar F-Pace after the third incident (stock image)
Ms Muscat will appear in Gundagai Local Court on June 13.
Less than three hours later , Ms Muscat was pulled over by again
She was allegedly travelling at 201km/h in a 110km/h zone on the same highway near Albury.
The young driver was removed from her Jaguar, which was confiscated, and taken to Albury Police Station, where she was charged with further offences.
These included drive recklessly/furiously or speed/manner dangerous, class A motor vehicle exceed speed more than 45 km/h, drive motor vehicle while licence suspended.
Ms Muscat was also charged with operate vehicle during number-plate confiscation period, and tamper with number-plate confiscation notice.
She was bailed to appear in Albury Local Court on April 30.
She is understood to have returned to her Paddington home in Sydney’s east.
Jade Muscat (pictured) has had her Jaguar F-Pace conficated
