Four drivers caught tearing along A41 in 46-minute period with top speed of 95mph
Four motorists were caught speeding on one of Shropshire's most notorious roads in less than an hour, with speeds ranging from 95mph to 87mph.
A marked police officer with a laser measuring device clocked the drivers on the A41 at Hinstock on May 25 last year,
The biggest fine went to 52-year-old Peter McConville, who admitted driving a Lexus NX at 94mph at 5.48pm.
Apologising to the court, McConville said: "I sincerely apologise for speeding and wish to add that I have held a clean driving licence for approximately 20 years."
He said he travels up to 12,000 miles annually for work at a consultancy firm which includes travelling to "remote construction sites where public transport is not an option".
Saying a driving ban would have "serious consequences" of his work, he asked for a fine and points instead of a ban.
McConville, of Magazine Road, on the Wirral, was fined £766 and had his licence endorsed with six points, when his case was dealt with at Worcester Justice Centre on Friday, October 6.
