Moment group of friends warn unsuspecting drivers police are hidden around a corner – ‘saving’ 50 drivers from being fined for making illegal left hand turns
- New South Wales police were waiting on Princess Street, Brighton-Le-Sands
- A group of men stood down the street to warn drivers away from the street
- Social media users praised the men for being ‘heroes’ and preventing big fines
A group of men have stood on a street corner to warn unsuspecting drivers that police were waiting to catch people who were making an illegal left hand turn.
New South Wales police were waiting halfway down Princess Street, Brighton-Le-Sands, in Sydney’s south, where it is illegal to turn left during certain night hours.
However, friends who live in the region decided to wait wait on the corner just after the beachside suburb’s strip of restaurants.
The men warned drivers not to veer into the road where they could be pulled over and fined for making the turn.
New South Wales Police were waiting down Princess Street, Brighton-Le-Sands, in Sydney’s south, where it is illegal to turn down during certain hours (pictured, a man warning drivers to not turn down the street)
Pictured: Police waiting down the road where people can’t turn left during certain hours
‘No, no, no, go straight! Go straight,’ one could be heard shouting.
‘Coppers, coppers!’
Another said: ‘No, no, no, no don’t go!’
The group claim to have ‘saved’ 50 drivers from being penalised.
Several social media users claimed the men were the heroes society didn’t know they needed.
One social media user said: ‘What feels illegal but isn’t’.
Another said: ‘You policed this corner better than the police’.
One person said her father has been fined at that same spot and it is notorious for getting motorists into trouble, because during the day it is legal to turn left.
A group of men stood on the street corner to stop drivers from being fined by police waiting in the street where no left turns are allowed
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