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HGV driver avoids a ban for mercy dash after answering a distress call from his pregnant wife and was rushing home to Muir of Ord when police stopped him for dangerous driving By Ali Morrison Published: 19:30, 20 January 2021
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Inverness Justice Centre.
A HGV driver who answered a distress call from his pregnant wife was rushing home when police officers stopped him for dangerous driving.
Robert Duguid was in his own car when police saw him speeding over the Kessock Bridge on March 21 last year.
Muir of Ord HGV driver left on a very slim tightrope after Highland court appearance By Ali Morrison Published: 09:00, 09 January 2021
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Sheriff Gary Aitken: This is careless driving at the highest end of the spectrum .
AN HGV driver answered a distress call from his pregnant wife and was rushing home when police stopped him for dangerous driving.
Robert Duguid was in his own car when police saw him speeding over the Kessock Bridge on March 21, last year.
The 26-year-old father of two then harshly accelerated out of the 50mph zone into the national speed limit and reached 110mph.