Buckle up and get ready to experience first hand the fast-paced, breakneck world of Australia's Traffic Police. For the first time, viewers will get a rare glimpse into the day-to-day lives of the officers who take on two types of dangerous offenders - the criminal and their vehicle.
When an unlicensed driver is questioned, the situation gets tense and a scuffle breaks out. Elsewhere, a driver is seen by officers talking on her mobile phone but when they pull her over she denies being on the phone, and a young female driver has been spotted traveling at 151km on the Calder highway.
Leading Sr Constable Dave Winton is on a high-speed motorbike chase; officers impound a car using the new hoon legislation; police caution a young lady for not displaying P-plates; officers slow down a speeding driver who was is in a rush for soccer practice.
Officer Alasdair Farrell and Officer Ash Bowden are called to a local park after reports of hooning. On arrival they find a car on its roof with debris strewn all around, but there's no sign of the occupants. Elsewhere, a local mechanic seeks attention the wrong way.
Officer Megan De Winne recognises a red car and pulls it over for a routine check. Elsewhere, someone reports nearly being run over by a drunk driver, a driver is pulled over for doing 130km/h in a 110km/h zone and a truck driver with an attitude is caught running a red light.
Officer Megan De Winne pulls over an unlicenced driver an unrestrained toddler in the back seat. Elsewhere, a driver who is using borrowed number plates discovers they are in face stolen and a driver in a stunning Maserati is busted on the phone.
Senior Constable Brad Mascoll narrowly misses being pricked by needles while he is searching a car. Meanwhile a police officer calls for backup in a dark alleyway, a car is seen running a red light and then smashing straight into another car and a highly strung young youth gets lippy with Senior Constable Megan De Winne.
Leading Senior Constable Ivan Bosnjak clocks a car doing 148km in an 80km zone and after a high-speed pursuit the driver rams the police car. Elsewhere, officers pull over a speeding driver with no headlights.
Officers at a Booze Bus operation encounter a pregnant woman so drunk she can barely walk getting out from the driver's seat. Elsewhere, speed checks reveal a car doing 130km/h in a 60km/h zone, a driver busted doing doughnuts does the runner and two brothers face the wrath of Officer Megan de Winne.
Senior Constable Pete Henry is called to the scene of an accident where a driver has smashed into a power pole. Elsewhere, a young driver is clocked doing 62km/h over the speed limit, and an automatic number plate recognition system gets a hit with an unregistered car.
A burger stop on the roadside turns into a showdown. The hoons are rioting. And driving "al fresco".
The pursuit of a motorbike ends in a head on smash between the patrol car and the fleeing motorbike. As unlikely as this sounds it’s just one of the many things Officer de Bono discovers is not as it should be about this bike rider. A car runs through a random breath test stop, narrowly missing the officer trying to wave it into the side of the road. Officer Dean Pickering flags him down and discovers the driver is a jittering mess who claims to be so scared of the police he didn’t want to stop. Officer Luke Anderton pulls over a woman for speeding and it’s the first time she’s ever been stopped by police. When they start to joke about Luke “being her first” Luke loses his train of thought and let’s her off!
A rainstorm hits Melbourne and a skylarking driver causes massive gridlock when he crashes into trees alongside the freeway. Snr constable Alan Edwards pulls over a driver doing 131 km/h in a 110 km/h zone but the driver gives false details but the onboard computer tells who she really is and has a suspended licence, Ryan Burns and Aaron Gribble are busy dealing with speeders, Ash Bowden attends a crash in the wet weather with a fireman claiming the car was doing burnouts before the crash, Meredith Grisold and Scott Cowan pull over a driver for using a mobile phone and also issue a defect notice, who the driver blames is someone unusual
A passenger in a taxi does a runner to avoid paying the fare, but has a change of heart at the last minute; officers catch up with a young driver illegally entering a bus zone; when a suspicious driver is pulled over, police have trouble corroborating his story.
When officers pull over a teenager driving his mum's car, they decide to check his story with his mother. Elsewhere, police have their hands full with a car loaded with passengers. And a license check on a speeding driver reveals more than officers had expected.
Officers in pursuit of a speeding bike must call off the dangerous chase, however, it doesn't take them long to make a case breaking identification. Elsewhere, police are forced to restrain an angry passenger, and bizarre behaviour in a car attracts patrolling officers' attention.
A very young driver catches the eye of Senior Constable Nathan Ractliffe and it turns out everyone in the car is between 12 and 15, including the driver.
Senior Constable McCran is called to find a driver who's crashed and fled the scene. Once found, the driver admits he's had too much to drink.
An officer comes across a damaged car poorly parked in a shopping car park, yet the man behind the wheel claims he wasn't driving. A senior constable pulls over a driver behaving badly who proceeds to drink in front of him. So it's no surprise he's double the legal limit. Then, a car is pulled up by Senior Constable Jeremy Boncher for driving in the hazard lane. So, what's the driver's emergency?
Officers Henry and Emmanouel are called to a fatal accident at a railway crossing. A drunk driver has hit a few cars on his way back from McDonald's, and seems too out of it to be able to answer some easy questions.
Officer Terry Moore catches a speeding driver who is carrying marijuana, while a truck driver from Sydney has got lost on the Melbourne freeway and got stuck in a median strip after illegally taking a U-turn with his massive truck and trailer. And two adults smoking in a car with a child inside catches the eye of Senior Constable Ash Bowden.
Senior Constable Ash Bowden comes across a damaged car badly parked in a shopping mall car park. The man in the drivers seat claims he wasn’t driving! The alleged non driver isn’t in a co-operative mood and it’s going to take quite some time to get a resolution to this intercept. A car is pulled up by Senior Constable Jeremy Boncher for driving in the hazard lane – the driver’s emergency? He’s late for dinner!! Senior Constable Mick McCrann sees a driver on the phone but when he stops her she has one of the most elaborate excuses you will ever hear.
Officer Anderton pulls over an unlicensed 17-year-old out with his mates in his mother's car. But when the officer calls the boy's mother, she admits to having given him permission to use the car.
Senior Constable Mark Rose is called to an accident on the Westgate Freeway, where a motorcycle rider has tried to split the traffic and go between two trucks. The rider has been run over by one of the trucks. Two witnesses have stopped but the truck drivers did not and it is presumed that they are unaware of the accident. The rider is taken to hospital but dies on the way. The police are treating the accident as a hit and run until they can find the trucks involved. When Senior Constable Ryan Byrns tries to pull over an unregistered car the driver decides to run … but he does not get very far at all, not realizing that he’s being followed by not one, but two patrol cars. A young speeder refuses to admit to driving well over the speed limit and Leading Senior Constables Heather Allen and Andy Trace are subjected to his ill informed rants about the law.
A driver is caught doing 126km/h in an 80 zone, and the senior constable soon discovers the car is also unregistered and has the wrong number plates. This adds up to a mountain of fines, but his biggest worry is getting the woman he's with home before her boyfriend finds out. A driver behaving badly is pulled over and decides to keep drinking, even though he's being breath tested. Two senior constables are on the tail of an unregistered bike. When the bike suddenly speeds off, the pursuit becomes dangerous.
Sergeants pull over a driver for failing to put on his headlights, but the driver takes a vow of silence on the advice of his passenger and refuses to say anything to the Police. A Senior Constable pulls over a car that's being driven erratically and runs a red light. Then, two Senior Constables pull over a driver traveling 54km over the speed limit. The Constables follow him while he weaves in and out of traffic. Once they pull him over his excuse is that he was speeding to get to the bathroom.
Senior Constables are called to a car with a flat tyre on the bridge. But their attempts to clear the bridge are hampered by a stubborn lollipop man. Senior Constable Kate Fisher spots a driver she's pulled over many times, this time on the phone, and he attempts to continue driving on a suspended licence. Senior Constable Terry Moore is in a marked police car when a driver screams out of a side street in front of him. But the driving isn't the worst offence this man commits tonight as Terry discovers when he opens the boot of the man's car.
Senior Constables are called to a car with a flat tyre on the bridge. But their attempts to clear the bridge are hampered by a stubborn lollipop man. Senior Constable Kate Fisher spots a driver she's pulled over many times, this time on the phone, and he attempts to continue driving on a suspended licence. Senior Constable Terry Moore is in a marked police car when a driver screams out of a side street in front of him. But the driving isn't the worst offence this man commits tonight as Terry discovers when he opens the boot of the man's car.
A high speed collision has left several people trapped in both cars with really bad injuries. They are airlifted to hospital and it takes some time to work out the events from the chaos of the crash scene. A driver is discovered speeding at 111 km/h in a 70 km/h zone. He is so drunk though that he cannot produce a breath test. After another driver is caught speeding, he is so furious that he speeds off from the police.
A suspended driver takes on a senior constable. A learner driver pulled over for driving alone tries to pass herself off as her sister, but the police are not fooled. A moment of fun is about to change when police decide that the revelry crosses the line.
A car runs a red light in front of Senior Constable and then tries to speed away. Thwarted by traffic, the driver is soon apprehended and then the officer discovers that the car is stolen with a number of additional illegal items, including drugs, cash, weapons and fake credit cards. Next, a driver is pulled over for speeding but he just can't accept the facts, and contests and argues his ticket for speeding.
A night of random breath testing proves quite interesting for officers, police break up a roadside drinking session, and black smoke signals a lot of problems with a wannabe mechanic's car.
A cyclist decides to do a wheelie right in front of an unmarked police car driven by Jackie Loveday and attempts to evade the police before falling off his bike but he continues to try to make a run for it. A car is pulled over by Senior Constables Mick McCrann and Bruce Slimmin because the passenger doesn't want to wear his seatbelt and he is asserting his rights, a rider is clocked doing 110 km/h in a 60 km/h zone by Steve Bull with the rider being in a similar situation 6 weeks before by Jackie Clavell, senior constables Mike Hanney and Danny Saxton pull over a speeding driver and the driver claims to be an expert with radar calibrations by trying to get out of the speeding fine
A senior constable intercepts a speeding bike rider on an unroadworthy bike who he has encountered before. Then, a senior constable comes across a case she has been avidly looking out for: ghost plates.
A driver involved in a horrific crash is trapped in the wreckage which is wrapped around a tree. Amazingly he is still conscious, and with his arm the only part of him visible, the highway patrol officers coordinate bringing in the rescue helicopters as teams try to cut him out. A senior constable comes across a group of young partygoers on the streets, and after stopping them from drinking he sends them on their way. But later that night he comes across one of the previous drinkers as they try to keep a low profile driving past the police. And an officer is patrolling the streets of Corio when a bout of road rage erupts right in front of him.
A car runs a red light in front of a senior constable and then tries to speed away. Thwarted by traffic, the driver is soon apprehended and then the officer discovers that the car is stolen with a number of additional illegal items, including drugs, cash, weapons, and fake credit cards; a driver is pulled over for speeding, but he just can't accept the facts and contests his ticket; a senior constable arrives at an incident to find a car crashed into a fence and a drunken man protesting that he was not responsible.
Officers are called to a nose-to-tail in peak hour when a car has been sandwiched between two trucks; a senior constable spots a bike speeding, and also pulls over an unregistered ute with no number plates.
A sergeant is checking number plates when a bike with personalised plates comes up as unregistered. He attempts to pull over the bike, but the rider decides to try to get away, resulting in a long pursuit on the highway; in Bendigo, a senior constable pulls over a young speeding driver after the car is going 74km in a 60km zone. When the officer gets the driver out of the car to check out the state of his car, it's not the state of his car that raises eyebrows but the state of his clothes; a senior constable is dealing with burnouts again, and this time the driver turns out to be suspended with no licence.
A senior constable dealing with a P-plater who just cannot stick to the rules. A cheeky cyclist has modified his bike to fit a homemade engine, which sees him breaking the speed limit on the highway. A cold and rainy night leads to a collision between a car and a bike. A senior constable arrives at the scene to find the bike rider on the ground and not breathing, and he immediately he attends to the rider with CPR until the ambulance arrives. Due to the heavy rain and the dark, the driver is not at fault but is clearly shaken by what has happened. Will they be able to save the cyclist, or will this accident end in tragedy?
A young man's decision to do burnouts comes to a terrible conclusion when he crashes into a power pole. A woman pulled over for speeding lies about her name. What is she trying to hide? A Senior Constable pulls over two badly behaved drivers and both have a million and one excuses for breaking the law.
Senior Constable Dean Pickering is called to a nasty crash where two kids have stolen a car, with their reckless driving leading them to wrap the car around a tree. The driver is trapped in the car and as paramedics frantically try to free the boy, Constable Dean tries to work out just what these kids have been doing. Then, a driver is stopped in Epping for driving an unregistered car and it turns out to be no easy intercept.
The police are desperately trying to apprehend a female drink driver. The speeding motorist just won't stop, and with pursuing police unable to stop her, they decide to throw down stop sticks which should puncture all the offenders' car tyres. It's a difficult and dangerous task on a dark, wet, and busy motorway.
An innocent member of the public is attacked by a man with a knife, while walking home from work. When the offender is he leads officers on a frantic foot chase through the streets of Maribyrnong.
Alcohol and testosterone can be an explosive combination and sure enough, things get well out of hand when a group of men gather to mourn their dead mate. Two young men flaunt their illegally modified muscle car.
A Sergeant pulls over a vehicle and his partner spots a weapon in the car. Two Senior Constables are dealing with a speeding car with bald tyres and an unrestrained toddler sitting in the passenger footwell.
A traffic cop is used to abuse but when a Senior Constable pulls over a driver, he gets a reaction like never before. An officer stops a car with two extremely stoned occupants - and a baby on board.
Senior Constable Dean Pickering has seen a lot of young men die on the roads so he's enraged when he spots three carloads of teenagers racing each other and even worse, half climbing out of their vehicles at speed.
A man flees the scene of a crash, police pull over a homeless man driving a stolen car and officers are confronted with a naked driver and a car filled with interesting toys.
Officers are on the end of a drunken man's anger and police are left to deal with a tempestuous two-year-old who is refusing to obey the law.
Officers attend to a car crash with a heavily pregnant victim. Then, Police catch two speedsters simultaneously and the cars they're driving have to be seen to be believed.
A man is trapped inside his vehicle when it smashes into a pole. Then, two drivers ignore a Constable's attempt to pull them over and a minor collision turns into a major argument.
If a happy wife means a happy life then one man's in big trouble when he's suspected of driving under the influence of drugs. At stake is his job and big fines - but that is the least of his worries. Then, a standard ticket causes an aggressive reaction and a man speeding at double the limit claims he has a good reason but must convince the police first.
If you drive a hoon-mobile, expect to be pulled over. But it's what happens next that is unexpected. Then, stolen plates, an unrestrained child and a driver that can't remember his address.
Officers are furious when a woman in an unregistered car deliberately disobeys him and drives off. A man gets aggressive after being pulled over for talking on a mobile phone.
Police officers stop a female driver who was caught racing at a dangerously high speed. A truck loses it load on a busy road whilst a furious driver denies using his mobile phone whilst behind the wheel of his car.
When a man does a runner from a routine intercept, officers join the pursuit. An officer gets to the scene of a smash, only to discover the driver is someone she knows all too well. A pedestrian found wandering on a dangerous stretch of road gives officers a shock.
A roadside rumble erupts when a fired up driver with no licence and the wrong plates tries to take on an officer. Officers try to determine the cause of a smash on a freeway and handle a hoon with an attitude.
We feature your favourite stories from over the years, from the feuding duo who try and out-Australian each other to the angriest man in Australia and the story that became a viral sensation, the drunk man just "waiting for a mate".
Officers deal with a hoon doing burnouts in an industrial area and a drunk driver with a burning tyre. Another officer clocks a driver going twice the speed in a school zone.
Constables are horrified when they spot a van full of unrestrained children. The potential for carnage is enormous, but the mother seems more concerned about her brand new phone. Officers get a sense of deja vu when they stop a driver with fake license plates. Then Constables have a strange experience with a runaway couch!
Officers deal with a hoon on the road and a repeat drink driver who refuses to go to the police station. Then, officers spot a car with no license plates where the driver does a runner.
Police spot two motorcyclists street racing each other. A driver gets belligerent when he discovers he's in trouble. Police learn a whole lot more when they pull over a man with an unrestrained child.
When members of the Yarra Ranges Highway Patrol set up a covert sting, it causes them more drama than they bargained on. All hell breaks loose when police attempt to pull over a speeding driver.
A young driver is close to tears when he’s responsible for getting his mum’s car impounded and nothing Senior Constable Denis Busic says makes it any easier. When Sergeant Andy Oakley pulls alongside a guy on his mobile phone, the offence couldn’t be more obvious. But despite what Andy has seen so clearly, this driver is determined to argue the point.
Officers spot a car going at warp speed and when the driver shows no sign of stopping, it becomes a full-blown pursuit. Police are baffled when they pull over a driver who insists he is a UFO.
An officer pulls over an intoxicated driver whose passenger can't get enough of him. Police deal with two agro men who have been caught street racing and get a laugh from a man on a souped up cycle.
A massive roadside stoush unfolds when officers stop a man who hasn't installed his interlock device. A dodgy looking car leads officers on a pursuit through the crowded streets of Yarra.
A drunk woman makes the worst decision of her life when she decides to get in her car and fetch takeaways. A motorbike rider risks a dangerous manoeuvre on the road and officers comes across two guys you'd never want to come to your roadside rescue.
When officers pull over a driver, they are greeted with a barrage of swearing and aggression. A young couple's holiday gets off to a scary start when they lose control of their car.
An officer pulls over an aggressive P Plater who was caught on her mobile phone and denies everything. An elderly woman’s driving lesson goes horribly wrong when she panics and hits the accelerator.
An officers patience is tested well beyond his limits when he catches an extremely drunk driver. A driver going hellishly fast smashes into a young woman then does a runner from the scene. Officers meet a man who’s made up his own road rules!
Police attempt to confirm the identity of a speeding driver when he is unable to produce a licence, a man claims police will owe him three pots of gold if they charge him with using a mobile phone while driving and police find a vehicle with a remote controlled number plate cover.
A cyclist with a strong dislike of the highway patrol refuses to wear his helmet and police find a large amount of cash inside a vehicle.
A driver in possession of a crowbar is told his vehicle will be impounded by police.
Senior Constable Dave England is first on the scene at a house fire, police pull over a man doing more than twice the speed limit on a suburban street and find a bag of drugs near his vehicle, and a probationary licence holder is found behind the wheel of a vehicle he's not allowed to be driving.
A local know-it-all decides to side with a man driving like a bat out of hell in a residential area where kids are playing in parks and on bikes.
It's all very suspicious when Sergeant Ash Hodges comes across a man in a beaten up car who's leaving a crash scene. The crash wasn't the man's fault but he still seems unnaturally anxious.
A driver is caught driving an unregistered vehicle, sending him into a rage against the police officers. Also, another driver is caught driving on L plates unaccompanied.
Two bikers land in big trouble for different reasons. One lands in hospital after running into a driver doing an illegal u-turn, while the other is unlicensed, unregistered and speeding.
A police officer cops one heck of a serve when he catches one of his regular offenders. Also, two tradies are unhappy to be stopped on their way to work, and an elderly motorcyclist gets pulled over.
When the occupants of a car cruising past them start acting oddly, officers decide to take a closer look. But the car takes off from them and from there, the police chase develops into a manhunt.
A driver is caught using his phone and launches into a profanity-laden tirade. Also, a man driving an uninsured car with bald tyres crashes into a woman's front yard.
A driver who spots a police car goes on the run - straight into a truck. Also, a man gets angry after being pulled over for not wearing a seatbelt, and two cars collide in Melbourne.
In some of the most dramatic footage ever shown on this program, a dash cam captures the moment an SUV ploughs head on into a car.
Senior Constable Ash Bowden gives a speeding daydreamer an earful, officers spot a woman using her phone behind the wheel on a freeway, and police pull over a woman who has her car packed dangerously with furniture.
An extremely drunk driver puts herself and others at risk, and can barely stand after being pulled over. Also, a motorcyclist overtaking a car is left screaming on the ground in agony.
A man who decides the law doesn't apply to him is in for a rude shock after police pull him over. A speeding young woman wants to become a cop but has trouble sticking to the right side of the law.
It's not unusual to hate police attention but what is unusual is the over the top reaction of one man when he's pulled over by Senior Constable Evan Brown.
Pulling a mono in front of Ash Bowden's cop car is never a smart move, especially when you try and deny it. The lies soon turn to tears when the rider learns the consequences.
Senior constables Ash South and Paul Holtzinger are patrolling the streets of south east Melbourne when a driver pulls a massive burnout right in front of them.
Leading Senior Constable Pete Henry comes across a car engulfed in flames on the freeway - is anyone trapped inside?
When a car crashes a stop sign while trying to run from police, it hurtles head-on into the path of a bus. The driver has plenty of reasons to run - but will he avoid a serious smash?
Officers Damien O'Brien and Steve Mottram come across a woman who prefers her dog to ride shotgun, rather than her boyfriend. Also, Sergeant Ash Hodges nails a man in a hurry to get to a family lunch.
When police pull over a car for being too low, they meet a man who reckons he's Australia's biggest bogan. And with a range of bad tattoos and a penchant for cigarettes and cars, he may be right.
A learner bursts into tears when he's caught without a fully licensed driver beside him. And if that's not bad enough, he then follows it up with a full-blown, toddler-like tantrum.
Drunk drivers are all too common but the man Leading Senior Constable Rob Jones pulls over is beyond belief. He's so off his face, he's vomited all over his car and partly down himself!
Take a man, a cat and a funny hat and what do you get? Unfortunately, as Leading Senior Constable Pete Henry discovers, anything but a child's bedtime story.
Three tradies lose their cool when Senior Constable Brown impounds their ute. But they're not the only ones to lose their ride - a man who lies about his ID also loses his vehicle to a tow truck.
Sergeant Trevor Poulton witnesses the biggest burnout of his career when a car suddenly lays down rubber right in front of him.
Combine a pub with two lawbreakers and it's double the trouble for officers Oakley and Zeffert. A motorbike rider tries an unorthodox escape - and it's soon clear why he's running from the cops.
George likes a traveler between work and home but when he gets pulled over by the cops, they find dozens of empty tinnies in his footwell. So will he pass his breath test?
Officers Rob Jones and Matt Moohan spot a couple of motorbikes going at breakneck speed. Geelong is home to hoons and officer Rick Wilde pulls over a ute that looks to be full of them.
A dramatic old-fashioned chase gets underway in the western suburbs of Melbourne when a woman fails to stop for police.
A driver who's lost his licence multiple times goes on a mad driving rampage in Western Melbourne. Officer Sue Brendel catches a drugged-up driver for the second time in only a few weeks.
A man's desperate dash for the dunny because of diarrhoea nearly ends in disaster when he's caught by officers Andy Oakley and Rob Jones.
A man with a warrant for his arrest is on the run from police when he's suddenly spotted by the Highway Patrol. What follows next is a high speed chase, as the cops try and nail him on foot.
When a car runs a red and hits another vehicle, the driver takes off from the scene. A woman and her son turn up, claiming she was behind the wheel. But every eyewitness says otherwise.
Officers Dave England and Ash Lane are patrolling when they come across a stolen car. When they try and stop it, the driver smashes into a parked car and makes a getaway, but has he gone for good?
Officers Brian West and Peter Shrimpton are in for the most frustrating night of their life when they meet a drunk woman who reckons she doesn't know the difference between blow and suck.
A group of tradies go ballistic when they're caught without seatbelts and with an unsafe load. Then, a motorcyclist carries on when his attempt to run from police is horribly unsuccessful.
A man whose vehicle is plastered with safety messages tries to pull off a dangerous manoeuvre – right in front of the Highway Patrol.
A look at some of the dumb moments from drivers, captured on camera.
Dreadful Drivers are a traffic cop’s bread and butter and tonight’s Highway Patrol special counts down 10 of the worst.
Officers Hodges and Bidderman deal with a driver who tries to pull the wool over their eyes, claiming that a glasses case looks the same as a cellphone.
A driver without an appropriate licence tries to put the blame on his shoes for his excess speed. However, Officers Smith and Williams aren't accepting the driver's poor excuse.
A self confessed marijuana user crashes his motorbike into the back of a car on a busy Melbourne road. A driver's lack of registration uncovers a car load of soft toys.
A car without a driver sits crashed and damaged on a suburban Melbourne property. Officers Konnie Aravanditidis and Benjamin Tayler track down the driver who has left the scene.
The driver a new ‘old’ car is spoken to from Officers Andy Oakley and Cam Manniche about his lack of plates. His excuses don’t wash with veteran Andy.
Officers Anthony Deason and Paul Holtzinger pull over a duo who have swapped seats in their vehicle trying to skirt the law. A forthcoming man admits to officers of drinking before driving.
Officers Anthony Deason and Paul Holtzinger pull over a duo who have swapped seats in their vehicle trying to skirt the law.
A driver on a phone turns into a peculiar conversation about being from outer space. As a driver makes a right turn, his impatience and a burnout leads him to necessary chat with officer Mick MCrann.
A man struggles to correctly do a drug test and blames cold and flu medicine for his less than desireable results.
One job leads to a completely different one for officers as they spot some dodgy activity behind their car.
A tradie on his phone crashes into a parked car in front of officers. A 4x4 enthusiast learns why his modifications are not compliant & two drivers take huge risks running traffic lights.
There's a tanker truck on fire on the freeway blocking home-bound traffic. A young driver regrets skidding his way to police attention. Officers wrangle feathered and hairy obstacles off the road.
One driver rides high on a roundabout. Another rides low and scrapes the road. Then there's the guy who just wants to go camping - fast.
An illegal U-turn flips a car into a drainage ditch. A speeding driver has a shaggy dog story for officers. Cracks in the windscreen are just the start of one driver's problems.
Speeding and illegal drugs ruin celebrations for one driver. Prescribed drugs prove a problem for another. And there's a dog that loves to ride a hog.
A mechanic leads his friend astray and drives him straight into a ticket by not checking the terms of a temporary permit. Officers can smell somethings up during a random stop.
Police watch a house of interest and intercept a biker who pulls up. Desperate for the bathroom and breaking all the rules, a speeder's excuses fall flat.
A young man almost catches a train...right through his car. Police catch a speeder who should definitely recognise a school zone. There's a driver committing the unique misdeamenour.
It's carnage at the crossroads when one motorist fails to see a red light. A sister phoned to warn that the Highway Patrol were about, yet this brother still sped his way into police sights.
We countdown the top ten craziest encounters the cops have dealt with over the past few years. From a man who's painted his number plates green and gold, to Australia's self-proclaimed biggest bogan.
From the drunk and abusive to the romantic and frantic, the hardworking men and women of Victoria’s Highway Patrol have seen them all. Watch as we count down our top 10 badly behaved drivers.
We talk to our most famous faces about what goes on behind the scenes of our most colourful cases. From the outrageous to the downright dumb, Highway Patrol officers tell all.
From bad drivers and liars to a mother with six unrestrained children and a woman on the run from police, HIGHWAY PATROL: WAYWARD WOMEN covers it all.
Highway Patrol is back with another action-packed special, counting down the show’s top 10 most Rowdy and Reckless stories.Featuring an idiot who rams a cop car, a red-head on a rampage and more.
