Highway Cops - Season 7
Season 7
Episodes
Episode 1
Motorheads in Timaru are rowdy and raising a ruckus, a young driver tries to give his license away and a disqualified driver makes daytrips to the beach.
Episode 2
A hot-pool soak before hitting the road sends a driver to sleep and there's no social distancing when a short-tempered motorist gets up in Sergeant Martin's face.
Episode 3
A truck is hit by an out-of-control hatchback - all caught on dashcam, a broken-down gent who could be the AA's longest member and driving three hours with a broken hand.
Episode 4
This time on Highway Cops: Clueless drivers, clothes-less drivers, and roadside turkey wrangling.
Episode 5
This time on Highway Cops: A smoker nearly smokes himself when he hits a power pole, the cousin nobody wants to come along on a road trip and Bolt the dog lives up to his name.
Episode 6
This time on Highway Cops: A horrifying crash near Horohoro, meeting a traveller head-on at the pass and a sheep hoofing it down the highway.
Episode 7
This time on Highway Cops: It's no dad joke when a new father is caught speeding with his baby on board, a migraine induced mess on the backroads and a unique excuse for speeding on a Harley.
Episode 8
This time on Highway Cops: A nose-to-tail could become a fist-to-face, the international tourists have gone but Kiwis are behaving just as badly on the roads, and two tickets in one day for a low-riding local.
Episode 9
A driver meets police head-on after a risky overtaking move, and the drink driving process drags on when a driver can't blow and is too scared of needles to give a blood sample.
Episode 10
This time on Highway Cops: A breakfast beer ruins a driver's day, the fastest car Constable Grant has ever ticketed and a car door held together with string.
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