Highway Patrol

Tonight, a driver who has crashed his car into a suburban garden swears he was driving safely and the car just veered out of control on the wet road, but the neighbours have a different story. Then, police must call off a high speed chase of a stolen car for the safety of the officers, but all is not lost when the car is found dumped with all sorts of evidence left behind.

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 bolshy bike rider pulls a wheelie right in front of an unmarked cop car. The rider attempts to evade the police before falling off his bike, but continues to try and make a run for it. A Senior Constable pull over a car for a simple offence, but a simple intercept turns difficult thanks to the actions of the car's passenger who refuses to provide his information. Then, expected to be a simple speeding fine turns out to be a little more interesting.

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. These questionable plates, which are used to try and avoid speed cameras, are found on a passing car. And both driver and passenger initially refuse to talk.

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 co-ordinate 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 on the streets 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 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. Then 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.

Senior Constables are called to attend a nose-to-tail in peak hour traffic as 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 and get away resulting in a long pursuit on the highway. Over in Bendigo, a Senior Constable pulls over a young speeding driver, after the car is going 74km in a 60km zone. But 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. Then a Senior Constable is dealing with burnouts again, and this time the driver turns out to be suspended driver with no licence.

A senior constable dealing with a P-plater who just can't 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?