New driver charged with having a beer while driving to ‘celebrate’ passing road test 20 minutes earlier

A 25-year-old Canadian man had his driver’s license a measly 20 minutes before he was pulled over by police, who caught him drinking a beer in “celebration” of passing his driver’s test.

The Brampton man had just gotten his G2 license — the second-level permit drivers in Canada 🥂receive before getting a full Class G license — when the Ontario Provincial Police caught him weaving in and out of traffic and speeding down a highway.

“In celebration, the driver 🐼cracked a beer and decided to🔜 drive back to Brampton on Highway 10,” Ian Michel with Caledon OPP alleged,

The driver “flew past an unmarked police vehicle,” Michel said.

According to🧸 police,🌠 the car was operating about 30 mph over the speed limit.

Police also said the driver was weaving in and out of traffic in a “careless manner” before he was pulled over.

“I can’t even begin to understand why someone would think that drinking a beer in their vehicle while driving is a smart idea, let alone a novice driver who should be well-versed on the rules of the road,” Michel said.

After pulli🎶ng the driver over they discovered an open𒁏 beer inside the vehicle.

Th🍃e driver allegedly registered a blood alcohol concentration above zero — breaking a law that states new drivers must have no alcohol in their system.

The offending driver’s license was suspended for 30 days.

He was charged with stunt driving, careless driving, novice driver with BAC above zero, driving with open liquor and several other offensesꦐ, poli꧑ce said.

“These are not simple errors in judgment, they are choices being made that put the lives of other drivers and pedestrians at risk,” Michel said. “Simply put drivers like this kill people and don’t belong on our roads.”