Two motorists caught speeding at above 120mph on A27 in Chichester

According to Sussex Roads Police, the offending motorist was clocked doing 126mph.

Its post on Twitter on Thursday morning (March 25) added: "The rider didn't have much to say to us at the roadside but will have their day in court and will almost certainly lose their licence."

Police were back on the A27 at Chichester on Thursday night.

A spokesperson said: "We have just stopped a car after clocking it travelling at 124mph. The driver has been reported to court."

How to report anti-social driving

Operation Crackdown is an educational initiative run by Sussex Safer Roads Partnership and Sussex Police, which gives communities the opportunity to report specific instances of anti-social driving, as well as abandoned vehicles on the road.

A spokesperson said: "Reports made to Operation Crackdown help provide an oversight of when and where anti-social driving incidents in Sussex are taking place.

"Instances reported to Operation Crackdown are independently reviewed by a member of the Operation Crackdown team, and appropriate action and remedy is taken, if applicable."

You can find out more about Operation Crackdown and what happens when you make a report by visiting www.operationcrackdown.org

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