Ferrari clocked going 124 km/h in 50 zone: Langley RCMP

The Langley RCMP says officers recorded a Ferrari going 124 kilometres an hour in a 50 zone on Saturday. (Courtesy Langley RCMP)

By Greg Bowman and Charlie Carey

Posted May 26, 2025 8:53 am.

Police in Langley say a high-end sports car has been impounded after they clocked it going more than double the speed limit over the weekend.

The Langley RCMP says officers recorded a Ferrari going 124 kilometres an hour in a 50 zone, “with a second radar reading of 123 km/hr recorded just 97.9 meters away.”

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Police say it happened on Saturday in a residential area near Wagonwheel Crescent and 56th Avenue.

“Driving at such excessive speeds in neighborhoods where families live and children play is completely unacceptable,” said Sgt. Zynal Sharoom. “We take these violations seriously and will continue our enforcement efforts to keep our roads safe.”

The Langley RCMP says officers recorded a Ferrari going 124 kilometres an hour in a 50 zone on Saturday. (Courtesy Langley RCMP)
The Langley RCMP says officers recorded a Ferrari going 124 kilometres an hour in a 50 zone on Saturday. (Courtesy Langley RCMP)

Police say the 48-year-old driver, from Surrey, was given a $483 ticket for speeding, and his car was immediately impounded for seven days. 

The RCMP is reminding the public that excessive speeds in areas like that are a significant risk to public safety.

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