Man drove 136mph on M62 to West Yorkshire to get "a burger"
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However, officers stopped him in Huddersfield due to the speed he was driving at.
It then transpired that he had no insurance.
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Hide AdOfficers from the WYP Roads Polcing Unit said: "Seized in Huddersfield for no insurance after caught travelling at 136 mph on the M62.
"Driver on his way from Bolton to Bradford for a burger.
"Believed he was using third party cover, found not to be the case!
"Reported to court."
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