Highway Patrol (AU)

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.

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.

Officers Henry and Emmanouel are called to a fatal accident at railway crossing. And a driver, who has hit a few cars on his way back from McDonalds, seems too drunk to answer some easy questions.

An officer sees a poorly parked car at a shopping centre, but the man behind the wheel claims he wasn't driving!

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.

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.