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The OPP pulled over this vehicle overloaded with empty beer containers on Highway 417 on Saturday. Photo by Ontario Provincial Police / Handout Article content An Ottawa-area driver was stopped with bags of empty beer containers insecurely strapped to the top of their vehicle and hanging out of the trunk on Highway 417. In an online post Saturday, the Ontario Provincial Police said the unidentified driver estimated the bags contained a total of 3,000 empties.
Having the insecure load netted them a fine of $160, however. In the same online post, the OPP said the driver of another vehicle stopped for having an illegally tinted front window also registered an “Alert” warning on a roadside blood-alcohol test shortly before 9 a.m.
on Saturday. That driver was issued a three-day driver’s licence suspension. Advertisement 2 Advertisement This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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Empty feeling: Insecure load costs Ottawa-area driver $160
Bags of beer containers were attached to the roof and sticking out of the trunk of the vehicle on Highway 417.