Hair-raising allegations of unrestrained children, high-speed chases and drunk-drivers continue to roll in from NSW Police officers who spent the Anzac Day long-weekend trying to keep the roads safe.
Operation Go Slow, the state's long-weekend road safety campaign, has been running since April 24 and will conclude at midnight on Sunday.
One panel van was pulled over for a random breath test at Woodbine in Sydney's southwest before midday on Saturday.
Officers noticed an 11-year-old girl unrestrained in the back and a three-year-old who was not wearing a seatbelt or in an approved baby seat, police said in a statement on Sunday.
When they inspected the van, they allegedly found another three unrestrained children beneath a blanket on the floor.
The 38-year-old driver copped a 33 point penalty.
A 31-year-old woman pulled over in Moree in northern NSW, allegedly had four children unrestrained in her vehicle.
She lost 24 demerit points as a result.
At 10.25pm on Saturday police say they clocked a man doing 213km/h near Tumblong in the Riverina region.
The 24-year-old had his licence suspended for six months.
