A man caught driving at 224kmh near Culcairn has lost his licence on the spot and his registration plates have been confiscated.
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NSW Police said the P1 driver, 27, was detected on the Olympic Highway at 9.25pm on Friday, October 13.
"The driver is restricted to a special speed limit of 90kmh on this signposted 100kmh stretch of road," police said on social media.
"He was charged with driving in a speed dangerous and exceeding the speed limit over 45kmh.
"His licence was suspended on the spot and registration plates confiscated for three months."
The man is due to face court at a later date.
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