Driver caught travelling 20mph over speed limit on village road
The Norfolk and Suffolk Safety Camera team caught the driver on Bures Road, in Little Cornard, near Sudbury, amongst the rush hour traffic on Thursday.
The motorist was pinged going 50mph on the 30mph road and will now be "dealt with in court", the speed team said.
Alongside the speedy driver, 13 other motorists were caught speeding on camera.
It comes after the team caught a motorcyclist travelling at 112mph on the A14 last month.
The mobile speed camera set up in Rougham caught the speedster on Tuesday, July 29.
There have been several high speed reports on the A14 this year.
In April, one motorcyclist in the same area was caught going 127mph and in February, two van drivers in Creeting were clocked speeding at 89mph and 96mph.
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