How many tows can a tow truck tow? The Tweet says it all.
This remarkable picture captures the moment a tow truck, which had a vehicle on the back already, had to be towed away by a second tow truck because the driver did not have a licence.
![Police took this picture of a tow truck on a tow truck.](/web/20170302122812im_/http://www.watoday.com.au/content/dam/images/g/u/o/6/r/a/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.gunkqm.png/1488346359124.jpg)
Police officers from the Peel Traffic Enforcement Group will allege the tow truck driver carrying the white car on the back was not wearing his seatbelt, was driving an unregistered vehicle and that his drivers licence had been suspended not once, but twice by the courts.
Once officers realised this they called in the second tow truck to take the vehicles away to a nearby holding yard.
The incident, captured and uploaded onto the WA Police Traffic Twitter page, occurred at about 10:30am on Monday on the Kwinana Freeway in Anketell.
"The vehicle was impounded due to the driver not having a valid licence at the time he was stopped, an offence of no authority to drive," a police spokesman said.
A 36-year-old man from Success will be summonsed to court at a later date.
How many tows can a tow truck tow? Tow truck driver caught with no seatbelt, unregistered tow truck, and 2 x court suspended MDL. #TEG1PEEL pic.twitter.com/NPI29qIIQn
— WA Police Traffic (@WAPoliceTraffic) February 27, 2017
In a separate incident on Wednesday, police allegedly caught a school bus driver speeding in a school zone in Perth's northern suburbs.
WA Police Traffic officers "tweeted" details of the incident in Clarkson on Wednesday morning.
Police allege the bus driver was doing 57km/h in the 40km/h school zone on Connolly Drive just before 9am.
According to the police infringement notice posted on Twitter, the driver told officers: "Sorry mate, I didn't realise."
The driver was fined $200 and copped two demerit points.