Essex Police have seized 13 supercars following reports of dangerous driving on the M11 motorway.
The vehicles were impounded at Birchanger Green services, near Junction 8, on July 28.
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The northbound convoy, which included Lamborghinis, Audi R8s, a Ferrari, and a Porsche, had joined the motorway from London.
It disrupted peak travel traffic as it made its way along the busy route.
Callers reported the luxury vehicles accelerating at extreme speeds before braking suddenly and bunching together.
Officers also noted that drivers were illegally using the hard shoulder to undertake other vehicles during the rush-hour incident, which began around 4:20 p.
m.
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Authorities located the motorists at the service station near Bishop's Stortford. All 13 drivers were issued anti-social driving warnings before their high-performance vehicles were seized.
Police added that additional traffic offenses were identified during the stop, and active investigations are currently ongoing.
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Sergeant Will Willsher of Essex Police said: "The behaviour reported to us was not only anti-social but potentially placed other road users at serious risk, especially on a busy motorway during peak travel times."
He emphasized that speed limits apply equally to all road users, regardless of the vehicle involved.
"Roads policing unit officers acted quickly to locate the cars and take appropriate enforcement action," he added.
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Investigators are urging any witnesses who recorded dashcam footage of the convoy on the M11 to submit their recordings directly to Essex Police, quoting incident reference 955 of July 28.
