End of the road for 'most dangerous driver' after motorbike ride

The start of the week spelt more trouble for the driver, whose disregard for traffic regulations and court orders had made the media rounds, as he was handed a 16-month effective jail term for his latest brush with the law. Marius Camilleri, the 57-year driver, whose dangerous maneuvers at the wheel of his truck had hit the headlines few months ago, had been arraigned on Maundy Thursday after being spotted by traffic policemen riding a motorbike through Qormi, evidently in breach of his bail conditions. Read: 'Most dangerous' driver gets into trouble again... this time on two wheels Two officers had sighted the accused riding a black Agility 125 with suspicious-looking number plates in St Bartholomew Street, when one of his bail conditions had imposed an outright ban on driving. During his arraignment, the tearful driver admitted to having driven the motorbike, which bore a number plate belonging to another vehicle registered to someone who resided abroad. He further admitted to having been driving without a licence and without a valid insurance cover, besides committing the alleged offences during the operative period of two suspended sentences - as well as with relapsing. The...